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31 May, 2024
This is my third Bertucci watch. I get very good service from these. They aren't flashy or heavy, just rugged and dependable timepieces.
This is my third Bertucci watch. I get very good service from these. They aren't flashy or heavy, just rugged and dependable timepieces.
26 Apr, 2016
Game changer
2 of 2 found this helpful Many Forza enthusiasts think the second in a long line of evolutionary steps was the best. Forza 2 represented a big leap forward in terms of graphics, tracks available and realistic handling. Clean, uncomplicated gameplay was a hallmark of this version. Sadly, the support has dwindled (after all this is very old in terms of video games), but you can still play against online opponents and this game offers fairly exciting racing dynamics.
Need for Speed, Gran Turismo, F1, Shift: all the rival franchises have their rabid fans, but none (IMO) hold a candle to Forza Motorsport. What about the experience of dealing with support? In our present age of "anything to please the consumer...until we have ALL their money; then we couldn't care less" there's really not much difference between, say, Sony Playstation and Microsoft XBox. You need to develop a thick skin when it comes to profit-driven decisions about DLC (Downloadable Content) and how long servers will be maintained,etc.
Gaming in general has become a fairly weird world, but if you enjoy racing simulations in particular, with plenty of opportunity for exercising creativity as well as competition, you owe it to yourself to try Forza Motorsport 2.
29 Mar, 2016
99% Perfect Wheel for Forza-style Racing Games
Let's get the quibbles out of the way: there are a couple of things lacking with this wheel. I'm not including the "force feedback" feature, for which you will pay several times as much money. To experience a realistic sensation of steering effort you will need to buy a higher-end unit (and pay accordingly).
The Wireless Speed Wheel will do nearly everything else to let you place the car precisely on the track and drive rapidly around corners, more smoothly than you ever thought possible with the little thumb-controlled joysticks.
The first item lacking, in my opinion, would be the "front buttons" that the regular controller has; these do control some important functions, and I find myself shutting off the wheel and returning to my Xbox controller when I need to access the rest of the menu (for example: if I am changing the setup of a race). This does not affect the gameplay during a race; it's simply a bit inefficient, not a dealbreaker.
The other "missing feature" is a jack for a headset microphone. I have a nice headset and I can listen to the game because it receives wirelessly, but only transmits with a wired connection. I can only chat with the other players using either the Kinect feature or a regular controller.
I am willing to put up with these shortcomings because I love driving with this funky (and relatively cheap!) little wireless wheel.