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Item: Gamester Dual Force Steering Wheel + adapter USB for PC + PS1 Original Dualshock Controller
Age: 20+ years
Price: R550
Payment Method Accepted: Cash/EFT
Warranty: None
Warranty Holder: N/A
Packaging: Original box + manual
Condition: Good considering age
Location: JHB South
Reason: not used
Shipping: C&R on you
Collection: Yes
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Pics: Gamester Dual Force Steering Wheel
I got this when I was still a kid with my PS1. My uncle brought it over from the UK. The PS1 is long gone and this was packed away in a box for years. Took it out 2 years ago to try and get my son to use on the PC/PS3 but whilst waiting for the adapter from Amazon I got him a Thrustmaster entry wheel.
It comes with a adapter to USB and the wheel does work on PC and PS3. On PC I used steam and the brake and accelerator work but it seems to be mapping these to the X and Square buttons so you probably lose using these buttons in the game. On the PS3 the wheel functioned but I never spent time trying to get the accelerator and brake working - probably due to the same issue as PC.
I never had a PS2 so I assume it should work fully on this console but cannot confirm.
Wheel is about 270-300 degree rotation only.
The force feedback adapter comes with the UK plug and adapter, but I believe it works on the PS1 titles that had the game feature.
It has suction cups on the bottom and also has some table clamps.
FYI
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Age: 20+ years
Price: R550
Payment Method Accepted: Cash/EFT
Warranty: None
Warranty Holder: N/A
Packaging: Original box + manual
Condition: Good considering age
Location: JHB South
Reason: not used
Shipping: C&R on you
Collection: Yes
Link:
Pics: Gamester Dual Force Steering Wheel
I got this when I was still a kid with my PS1. My uncle brought it over from the UK. The PS1 is long gone and this was packed away in a box for years. Took it out 2 years ago to try and get my son to use on the PC/PS3 but whilst waiting for the adapter from Amazon I got him a Thrustmaster entry wheel.
It comes with a adapter to USB and the wheel does work on PC and PS3. On PC I used steam and the brake and accelerator work but it seems to be mapping these to the X and Square buttons so you probably lose using these buttons in the game. On the PS3 the wheel functioned but I never spent time trying to get the accelerator and brake working - probably due to the same issue as PC.
I never had a PS2 so I assume it should work fully on this console but cannot confirm.
Wheel is about 270-300 degree rotation only.
The force feedback adapter comes with the UK plug and adapter, but I believe it works on the PS1 titles that had the game feature.
It has suction cups on the bottom and also has some table clamps.
FYI
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