Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2 with Vibration Feedback (Black) Review

Some years back I got tired of keeping all my old game systems connected (nintendo, snes, genesis, etc), so I created a PC for emulation to play all my old games from a central location. I used to use the gravis gamepad pro (PS style controller), and it worked great. Recently I upgraded the machine to play my old Nintendo 64 games and needed an analog stick, so I made this purchase, and it works flawlessly
1 Drawback however: I would have like to have seen the D-pad be like a real cross (I had the same issue with the gravis gamepad pro), and not a “webbed cross” or “disc”. When playing older games, your thumb can slip and instead of pressing right, you’re really press more down because part of your thumb is on the “webbed” part between the …

Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2 with Vibration Feedback (Black) Review

Some years back I got tired of keeping all my old game systems connected (nintendo, snes, genesis, etc), so I created a PC for emulation to play all my old games from a central location. I used to use the gravis gamepad pro (PS style controller), and it worked great. Recently I upgraded the machine to play my old Nintendo 64 games and needed an analog stick, so I made this purchase, and it works flawlessly
1 Drawback however: I would have like to have seen the D-pad be like a real cross (I had the same issue with the gravis gamepad pro), and not a “webbed cross” or “disc”. When playing older games, your thumb can slip and instead of pressing right, you’re really press more down because part of your thumb is on the “webbed” part between the …

Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2 with Vibration Feedback (Black) Review

I got these about a month ago and have finally been able to sit down on the couch and play…I’m not a big video gamer but love to play old arcade games that run with “MAME” emulator…I had a difficult time loading both controls for 2 player games and contacted Logitech support..They basically told me there is no way of doing this…So after doing a little research I found a very small program out on the internet called “Xpadder”. This program allows you to load up to 16 controls at the same time and map all the keys…Xpadder is not totally user friendly but after getting used to it, it’s actually quite easy to use…
Pro’scost isnt too bad..This is the cheapest I have been able to find them when they were actually in stock…Many sites listed them cheaper but none had them …

Logitech Flight System G940 Force Feedback Joystick Review

This review covers the G940 in general, but specifically talks about using it with Rise of Flight: The First Great Air War, a WWI combat simulator by NeoQB.
Joystick:Love the shape of the stick, love most of the buttons, love the coolie hat altho I haven’t found a use for it yet in Rise of Flight (would be nice to pan the in-flight map). The trigger is quality, and has an excellent feel to it — more like a real trigger than some {BestCustomerReview}.43 plastic game controller button as on my previous stick (Logitech Extreme 3D Pro). The force feedback is actually way to strong for my liking at 100% setting (default), but I like it quite much at about 35%. The shaking when rolling a plane hard, touching the ground, or firing MG’s is sweet. The pre-stall buffeting is invaluable when flying …