GT3 Question - Licenses
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From: On the lakefront...
Originally posted by S2R
You can learn in the races. I recommend the analog joysticks for braking and gas. You're able to control the throttle and braking better. The buttoms seem like either you're flooring the accelerator or slamming on the brakes.
You can learn in the races. I recommend the analog joysticks for braking and gas. You're able to control the throttle and braking better. The buttoms seem like either you're flooring the accelerator or slamming on the brakes.
What is your button configuration...?
Well, I freaking MADE it through the IB-7 exam, with the complex strings in the Ruf. Made it by .033 of a second!
But now the last exam on that series is really giving me a hard time. I have been as close as .2 of a second close, but that's it. I just poured a Hacker Pschorr, maybe that will help...!
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From: Irvine
Originally posted by S2R
Game Shark2. It's pretty cheap.
Game Shark2. It's pretty cheap.
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From: Bergen County, NJ
Greg, wait 'til you get to last test on Super License, 'Cote D'Azure'. It took me about as same amount of time as all the rest of tests to pass this one. But it is a fun track. rumor is this track and Laguna Seca track is so similar to real one that Rookie F1 drivers are playing...training on this game to learn these tracks.
Like above advise, Look at demo. Make sure turn on some features so that you'd see speed, Accel & brake pedals. you'll find it in Replay option.
cheers,
Like above advise, Look at demo. Make sure turn on some features so that you'd see speed, Accel & brake pedals. you'll find it in Replay option.
cheers,
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From: Boise
Originally posted by S2R
You can learn in the races. I recommend the analog joysticks for braking and gas. You're able to control the throttle and braking better. The buttoms seem like either you're flooring the accelerator or slamming on the brakes.
You can learn in the races. I recommend the analog joysticks for braking and gas. You're able to control the throttle and braking better. The buttoms seem like either you're flooring the accelerator or slamming on the brakes.
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From: Edison
you can get the upgrade at electronics boutique...when i bought mine there the guy gave me another cd with it and it worked fine.
that's all i can say about that...as far and the gas brake with the analog joystick i never even thought of that...i try to regulate the buttons sometimes but that's damn near impossible...so this might just work....i'll try it out tonight and thank you tomorrow if it works out for the best.
that's all i can say about that...as far and the gas brake with the analog joystick i never even thought of that...i try to regulate the buttons sometimes but that's damn near impossible...so this might just work....i'll try it out tonight and thank you tomorrow if it works out for the best.
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From: jimisapostwhore
[QUOTE]Originally posted by RodneyK
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I don't have a gameshark but I've somehow managed to get all the licenses, have a garage with pretty much every car in the game, and have completed over 75% of the game.
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I don't have a gameshark but I've somehow managed to get all the licenses, have a garage with pretty much every car in the game, and have completed over 75% of the game.
