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Article #1316Re: Wingman Extreme & Descent-Any good?
From: Jon Hylands
Date: Wed, 22 Mar 1995 13:58
Date: Wed, 22 Mar 1995 13:58
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In article <1995Mar22.1...@datcon.co.uk>, Hywel Jones <h...@datcon.co.uk> wrote: > >I am considering purchasing a Logitech Wingman Extreme stick. If >anyone has used this stick with Descent then >1) is it a good stick to use The Wingman Extreme is an awesome joystick to use -- I think it has a much better feel than the Thrustmaster. Unfortunately, it is not nearly as robust, and several people (including myself) have had breakages of either the trigger switch or the hat switch. Logitech replaced mine fairly promptly when my hat switch broke. >2) can you use the hat switch to do sliding? You most certainly can. Also, unlike the CH Flightstick, you can actually use all the buttons at the same time as the hat. This gives you a big advantage, since you can slide, turn, and shoot all at the same time (and thus execute the famous "Doom circle of death" move). >I do have the full version of Descent and it says that the Wingman >is supported as a Thrustmaster FCS - is this true in practice? Yep. Hope this helps... Later, Jon ---------------------------------------------------------------- Jon Hylands J...@Omega.scs.carleton.ca Descent Rules! Doom Drools! I Speak For Me...
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