28 replies to this topic

[MrPenguin]

Oh, you mean this thing?

[Inconspicuous]

The controller works fine in XP and win 7 (how - thanks to HnF!)

Works fine in MWO, been using it with PC since MW4....

http://mwomercs.com/...64-bit-drivers/

Edited by Inconspicuous, 06 January 2013 - 08:32 PM.

[kilgor]

I would think the Saitek X52s would work well wth this game.

http://www.saitek.co...rod/x52pro.html

http://www.saitek.com/uk/prod/x52.html

[PiemasterXL]

Dat CRT.

[Thunder Lips Express]

i still have my controller as well, i never liked the actual steel battalion game but i could never part with the controller. i couldn't get the dirvers to work for mw4, so hopefully someone much smarter then i can figure out how to get it to work with mwo

[Taizan]

This topic was moved to the Hardware, Accessories & Peripherals sub forum, where it is more appropriate.

[The Spider Monkey]

I still have mine, but no xbox to play it on :*(

[Rubidiy]

guys, check this out:

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Gametrix vTrack MKI - a unique device that combines high-quality headphones, gaming and noise canceling microphone system to track the movement of the head in the game, called "tracker". The device is ideal for gaming, and voice recognition, internet telephony and all applications VoIP.
The uniqueness of the device from Gametrix is ​​that engineers have been able to combine in one compact unit is extremely popular in the gaming community functions. Slight turn of the head player can look around the cabin air or autopilot, take a look at the space in a shooter, control the movement of a combat robot. To the system is a handy software calibration, taking into account the features of the motion of the head. Special algorithms ensure smooth, precise and natural control. The software is constantly updated for new popular games.

Unfortunately this device is currently supported only in War Thunder. I hope, somehow developers will find time to add support to this kind of devices.

Edited by Rubidiy, 19 March 2013 - 12:56 AM.

[von Pilsner]

It works fine with Win7 and MWO thanks to HackNFly...



Drivers are in this thread: http://mwomercs.com/...s/page__st__180