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Logitech WingMan Rumble Pad
WingMan Rumble Pad
Manufacturer: Logitech
Price: $29.99 (US)
Review Date: 10-21-00
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It started with the InterAct HammerHead FX
(or the PlayStation Rumble Pad if you count consoles)- force effect
gamepads. I would not consider any gamepad force-feedback because it
implies that there is some type of resistance to movement. Instead,
these gamepads offer rumble effects that correspond to actions in the
game. It may be directional but does not effect the control surfaces
in any way. A force-feedback wheel or stick offers feedback in the sense
that the wheel or stick "fights back". A subtle difference
but one worth mentioning.
The WingMan pad is the
first rumble effect controller to loose the need for an external power
source. All the power needed to drive the two rumble effect motors
in the handles of the controller is pulled off the universal serial bus
(USB). This means that only one cable is needed and no batteries are
required. This also lightens the load of the controller making it
easier to handle.
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Features:
- Rumble feedback
- Dual analog sticks
- 8 way d-pad/hat switch
- Slide throttle
- 2 trigger buttons, 6
face buttons & 1 shift button
- Switch for rumble
effects
- Switch for D-pad/stick
selection
- Powerful profiler
utility
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System
requirements (min):
- Pentium or AMD compatible
processor
- 16 MB RAM
- 15 MB Hard drive space
- CD-Drive (for drivers)
- USB port
- Windows 98/2000/ME
- DirectX 7.0 or higher
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| Warrantee:
1year limited
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Package
Includes:
- WingMan Rumble Pad
- WingMan Software
(drivers, profile software)
- Installation guide
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