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(04-20-2007,
03:32 AM)
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Microsoft continues to screw Logitech; Wii peripherals coming
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From today's CED:
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Not the first time Logitech has complained about the 360's peripheral licensing This was last year (July 2006):
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at least those harmony remotes are doing well:
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(04-20-2007,
03:36 AM)
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#3
If MS won't let them make wireless controllers, how about they make a wired one?
Mad catz seems to be fine with it |
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get some go again
(04-20-2007,
03:40 AM)
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#8
Originally Posted by shuri:
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(04-20-2007,
03:41 AM)
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#10
Originally Posted by shuri:
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Incontinentia Buttocks
(woman with uncontrollable diarrhea) (04-20-2007,
03:43 AM)
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#13
Originally Posted by White Man:
It looks awesome, but what's the point of the stand? Chargeable docking station? |
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Member
(04-20-2007,
03:44 AM)
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#14
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Member
(04-20-2007,
03:47 AM)
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#16
Originally Posted by sangreal:
this could be the 4th thread for the keyboard there was also the Too Human thread and I think the Luke Smith thread |
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Member
(04-20-2007,
03:59 AM)
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#19
Originally Posted by Big Zep:
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Member
(04-20-2007,
04:04 AM)
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#20
Originally Posted by sangreal:
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Nintendo's Anne Frank
(Don't look in the attic, Drinky.) (04-20-2007,
04:04 AM)
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#21
Things I'm still waiting on:
-Logitech Bluetooth Harmony Remote for PS3 / 360 -Logitech Cordless Precision instead using Bluetooth and Lithium Ion Battery Pack charged via USB (**** AA batteries and IR!) -Logitech Bluetooth Headset I'm looking between the Cordless MediaBoard and the DiNovo Edge Keyboard and trying to decide which I like better. :) |
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Member
(04-20-2007,
04:09 AM)
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#24
Originally Posted by Agent Icebeezy:
Yeah I think so... http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/pr...11859#Features |
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Member
(04-20-2007,
04:10 AM)
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#25
Originally Posted by Agent Icebeezy:
Yes, without true FFB (forbidden by the licensing policy) the policy (probably outdated by now -- this is from pre-launch): http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1...80/dex1026.htm No Light Guns either if anyone was hoping for Time Crisis 4 on 360 |
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Member
(04-20-2007,
04:12 AM)
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#26
Originally Posted by Cold-Steel:
Originally Posted by jjasper:
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Finally I have 40 cakes
But it cost me 40 friends (04-20-2007,
04:14 AM)
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#27
Originally Posted by jjasper:
It doesn't suck. At all. People seem to forget it's a mid-priced wheel. Of course the $300 Logitech wheel beats the crap outta the $130 MS wheel. No kiddin'! It damn well better. And the $130 MS wheel beats the crap out of the $50 Mad Catz wheel. Why this obvious pricing/quality structure is ignored when comparing the wheels is beyond me hi Gek! ;) |
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(04-20-2007,
04:16 AM)
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#28
Man is it just me or does Microsoft seem determined to walk the same road that Nintendo did long ago. They just seem to enjoy making horrible policies that piss off companies that have to deal with them.
And on the other hand Nintendo seems to be friendlier than ever.... o.O |
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Member
(04-20-2007,
04:19 AM)
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#32
Originally Posted by pj325is:
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Console Ultimate Warrior!
(04-20-2007,
04:19 AM)
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#33
Originally Posted by White Man:
I want. ![]()
Originally Posted by Cold-Steel:
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Welcome to the Wasteland.
I hope you're wearing your flak vest! (04-20-2007,
04:20 AM)
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#35
MS is simply protecting one of the only bright spots, in terms of keeping their losses lowered. Is it wrong? Nah. It's a console, a closed format. Watch them open up more friendly peripheral licensing once X360 hits a critical mass...after this holiday season, I'm thinking. Unfortunately, the choice of peripherals on the platform will be limited for users.
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his black heart pumps poison
(04-20-2007,
04:21 AM)
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#38
I keep a second keyboard around for gaming. The diNovo Edge is strictly for standard computer usage and (especially) typing. This keyboard is a dream to type on. The keys feel so solid, but they don't have to be pressed down very far to register. Since the keys feel so solid, your fingers don't slip around as they are prone to do on thinner keyboards.
It's a good companion piece to the PS3, too, what with the piano black and the silver. I have never seen a classier looking piece of computer hardware.
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Left handed people? Logitech doesn't cater to muties! |
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Welcome beautful baby girl, Madison Elizabeth, to the horde!
(04-20-2007,
04:23 AM)
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#40
I think the 360 wheel is very good. BC did a great going back to PGR3 to make it work. All future racing games are supposed to utilize it. I'm very happy with my purchase. I still think that they should let Logitech make one. I'm still going to get the G25 for GT5 though.
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My opinion? USED.
(04-20-2007,
04:25 AM)
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#41
It cant be money, because no one is going to buy their pos wheel anyway !!
As a fan of the xbox, this totally shits me - its not like i can sit back and say suck shit you xbox fans cause you aint got a decent wheel is it now I dont see the harm in adding support for these devices, they allow them to be used in windows so why not the 360. |
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Member
(04-20-2007,
04:27 AM)
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#42
Originally Posted by jjasper:
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My opinion? USED.
(04-20-2007,
04:30 AM)
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#44
Originally Posted by ElNino:
The DFP is at least ten times as good as the MS wheel. One feels like a real wheel and the other feels like a fisher price toy. One has 900 degrees too :) |
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Member
(04-20-2007,
04:33 AM)
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#45
Originally Posted by Ryudo:
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time to take my meds
(04-20-2007,
04:34 AM)
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#46
Originally Posted by Linkzg:
Unfortunately, right now theres nothing on consoles that takes it's full potential with the H-pattern shifting. I'm hoping GT5 will support that. Till then, I'm still having a ball with it. Kudos to Gek54 on finding me a good price for it (250 shipped). :) |