"Stuck at the Folks" F-ZeroGX ramble

[Commander Marklar]

You can get pedals from Logitech UK.

[Molloy]

I had a few goes in the last week and found the handling horribly twitchy as well. The twitchiness in Daytona 2001 didn't bother me much because you could just make small movements but the steering on GX is fairly digital.

[Darwock]

You can get pedals from Logitech UK.

Give me a link please, because I scoured that site and found nothing!

[mid]

One of these days, I'm going to have to give GX another chance. Bought it near release, and got virtually nowhere with it, because the difficulty curve is like a cliff after the first couple of simple races.

Looks utterly gorgeous in first-person view, though.

[Commander Marklar]

Give me a link please, because I scoured that site and found nothing!

I did a search for Gamecube...

http://www.logitech.co.uk/index.cfm/products/details/GB/EN,CRID=1585,CONTENTID=6031

[Darwock]

Yeah but you see the problem you get is when you try and buy it - the product is not available.

[Commander Marklar]

It was when I bought them

[Kubrick]

The JPN version of the wheel comes WITH pedals (like it ****ing should, really) if you're feeling flush

[JibberX]

I thought we had this discussing years ago, the pedals are, or atleast were generic to all LogiTech wheels, using a kinda PS/2 port, so you could buy a ps2 wheel and have the right pedals? Or am I spreading falsity?

[Papercut]

We did have this discussion some time ago, but you are spreading falsity.

The PS2 GT Force/Driving Force pedals are the same, but the connector is different. So you _have_ to buy the GameCube version.

It is much cheaper to get the UK version from HMV for ?13 (still!) and then get the pedals from Logitech UK for ?20, than it is to import the jpn version.

[Darwock]

Except you can't get the pedals from Logitech UK. They would appear to be discontinued.

[Papercut]

they were there a month ago...