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Old 02-23-2005, 09:38 PM
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Question GT4 Analog or digital

what do you prefer? i was analog for a while when i discovered how much control i have over the throttle and brakes on the stick.. i aint going back
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Re: GT4 Analog or digital

i prefer my gt4 wheel hehehehehhe
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Re: GT4 Analog or digital

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Re: GT4 Analog or digital

my PS2 sits out in the front room, so I dont have room for a wheel.

So the analog buttons work fine for me, it's easier to use 'trail braking' and 'left foot braking' techniques while using the buttons. Rather being on just gas or brake and not both when using the sticks.

Makes drifting easier too.
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Re: GT4 Analog or digital

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Re: GT4 Analog or digital

i use the analog stick to launch the car but once the race is underway i use the buttons.
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Re: GT4 Analog or digital

Buttons work fine for me...all you have to do is master the pressure sensitivity of the buttons on the controller.
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