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I have a Saitek Aviator. I use it for ace combat 6. I find that the handle is a little stiff and not very ergonomical. If it had a rubberized handle or something it might not be so bad. It is functional though and is a step up from using the standard game controllers. I like that the handle twists for rudder control. I find I can do more precise flight maneuvers with it than I could with a standard controller, which is needed when using planes like the A-10. Without it I would often spin upside down and slam into the ground a bit too often.
I got my Saitek for I think $50 USD. The Ace Edge stick was a limited edition product sold in late 2007. But you can find it on Amazon.com for around $140, or used on EBay for somewhere in the $90-130 range. Last edited by BadKarmaSutra96; 06-25-2009 at 06:18 AM. |
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I think I'll go with the Saitek one for 50 bucks, I'd rather not pay over a hundred bucks for something that says "Ace Combat" on it
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The new Hori Xbox 360 EX HOTAS
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I like the black ! I might have to paint my Hori Ace edge black !
Nice find , I'm glad to see Hori is make more of these sticks so people can get them. DESODE |
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I assume this is just an "unbranded" version of the Ace Edge, and as such will work with BoP?
Any links to more details about it, like a product page or (preferably!) somewhere that sells it? :) (This makes me quite nostalgic for the old Saitek X35/36 setup I had before the Cougar…) |
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I don't think that's available outside of Japan, is it?
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For you PC flight simmers, meet the new king of the HOTAS world.
Logitech G940 Flight System http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/ga...&readreviews=1 ![]() System Requirements o PC with Windows® XP or Windows Vista® o CD-ROM drive o Internet connection required for installation o 25 MB of available hard drive space o USB 2.0 port o AC power connection (110-230v) Software o I-FORCE™ Force Feedback Technology Licensed from Immersion Corporation. o Logitech™ Gaming Software for Windows™ Technical Specifications Joystick o Precision force feedback o 2-stage metal trigger o POV Control Switch o 8-way hat switch o Six programmable buttons o Pinkie shift button o Three analog trim controls o Contactless X & Y positional sensor o Rubber feet with base mounting points Dual throttle o Split design throttle with interlock and adjustable tension o Two 4-way hat switches o Four programmable buttons on grip o Two rotary analog controls o Eight programmable base buttons with independent interactive LED backlighting and user changeable legends o 3-position mode switch o Rubber feet with base mounting points Rudder pedals o Realistic rudder pedals with stainless steel treads o Toe brakes o Adjustable resistance control o Retractable carpet lock o Rubber feet with base mounting points All buttons, switches, and axes are fully programmable o 8-foot (2.4-meter) cable connector |
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I did a little digging into that Black Hori Flightstick. From what I can tell only 2000 were made and they run on Ebay for $250-260 US.
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That price is laughable.
Does anybody know what the control layout is for the gamepads? I'm hoping for an option to have left stick:pitch/roll, and right stick:rudder/throttle. I've never used a flight stick before so i think i'm better off sticking with a good old controller. |
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