Creepingdeath1977
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http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2014/07/08/first-look-driveclubs-dynamic-weather-action-2/
Damn this game looks good
Damn this game looks good
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It looks very pretty but I hope its more than that after all the delays we were supposed to get this free at launch.
Impressed and it looks like you're going fast unlike Forza where it looks like you're moving at 55MPH while the speedometer is showing much higher.
You know that there is going to be a Xbox 360 version of Forza Horizon 2, right? Just checking because you didn't specify that you didn't have any Xbox consoleThe game is visually stunning, I will definitely try out the PS+ free version. I'm not a huge fan of closed circuit racers as its too repetitive for my taste. Last racer that I thoroughly enjoyed was Forza Horizon (and the second one is tempting, wish I had an Xbox One for it).
You know that there is going to be a Xbox 360 version of Forza Horizon 2, right? Just checking because you didn't specify that you didn't have any Xbox console.
You know that there is going to be a Xbox 360 version of Forza Horizon 2, right? Just checking because you didn't specify that you didn't have any Xbox console.
In general, if it works on PS3/PS4 it will also work on PC. The best wheel available right now is probably the Thrustmaster T500RS, which costs $600 US. Second best is going to be the Logitech G27, which costs around $200 US. The wild cards are going to be from Fanatec, but you have to buy the wheel and pedals separately. There is the CSR, which works on PC/360/PS3/PS4, and packages start around $250. Then there is the Clubsport, which works on PC/PS3/PS4, with packages starting around $800. I would personally go with something that has a belt drive, like the Thrustmaster or Fanatecs, because there is little to no notchiness when compared to a gear drive like the Logitech.if this game gets good review and confirmed with fellow [H] gamers, I might get a wheel controller that I could also use it for PC. Anyone know any good wheel peripheral with haptic features of course.
PS2 wheels work on PS3, so I don't see a reason why they won't on PS4. Unfortunately I don't have any driving games on PS4 currently to test my DFP and CSR on, but I would imagine the support will come down to the game and not the console. I do think I remember reading somewhere that the Driveclub devs said that the G27 will work, and by extension the Fanatec CSR (since it emulates the G27 in PS3 mode).I only know of two racing wheels officially confirmed to work with the PS4 and that's the Thrustmaster T80, and Hori Racing Wheel 4 (not released yet). Previous racing wheels from the PS3/PC do not currently work. Driveclub will be the first game to have wheel support on the PS4. It's all up to the developer to give support for wheels. So do not go and buying anything now until we all know for sure what works.
I like the wheel layout with the PS logo and all the buttons on the T80, but no shift knob so I won't be buying it. Hopefully the G27 will be supported.
PS2 wheels work on PS3, so I don't see a reason why they won't on PS4. Unfortunately I don't have any driving games on PS4 currently to test my DFP and CSR on, but I would imagine the support will come down to the game and not the console. I do think I remember reading somewhere that the Driveclub devs said that the G27 will work, and by extension the Fanatec CSR (since it emulates the G27 in PS3 mode).
Which is why I said this:No. What worked on the PS3 does not work on the PS4. That's not to say they won't eventually though. It's purely up to the developer to support them. Just plain fact right now (unless something has changed, but considering no games support wheels right now, I don't think it has). Sorry.
PS2 wheels work on PS3, so I don't see a reason why they won't on PS4. Unfortunately I don't have any driving games on PS4 currently to test my DFP and CSR on, but I would imagine the support will come down to the game and not the console. I do think I remember reading somewhere that the Driveclub devs said that the G27 will work, and by extension the Fanatec CSR (since it emulates the G27 in PS3 mode).
In general, if it works on PS3/PS4 it will also work on PC. The best wheel available right now is probably the Thrustmaster T500RS, which costs $600 US. Second best is going to be the Logitech G27, which costs around $200 US. The wild cards are going to be from Fanatec, but you have to buy the wheel and pedals separately. There is the CSR, which works on PC/360/PS3/PS4, and packages start around $250. Then there is the Clubsport, which works on PC/PS3/PS4, with packages starting around $800. I would personally go with something that has a belt drive, like the Thrustmaster or Fanatecs, because there is little to no notchiness when compared to a gear drive like the Logitech.
Don't know if laying down for a wheel just for Driveclub is going to be worth it, though. If you play a lot more driving games you'll definitely get your money's worth.
PS2 wheels work on PS3, so I don't see a reason why they won't on PS4. Unfortunately I don't have any driving games on PS4 currently to test my DFP and CSR on, but I would imagine the support will come down to the game and not the console. I do think I remember reading somewhere that the Driveclub devs said that the G27 will work, and by extension the Fanatec CSR (since it emulates the G27 in PS3 mode).