[wingdo]

So I got an iShock and have installed the proper OS X drivers. Are there any OS X games which take advantage of this gamepad?

[juanvaldes]

I think some of the emulators do, and as I recall reading in games any game that supports the HUD should work.

Dont' quote me I hope this is correct. And if I am correct how do you like the iShock?

[tr]

Originally posted by wingdo:
So I got an iShock and have installed the proper OS X drivers. Are there any OS X games which take advantage of this gamepad?

hold on a sec...there are specific OS X drivers for the iShock? do these drivers work with both the iShock and iShock 2?

damn, i've just been using Gamepad companion all this time...i had no idea there were X drivers


tr

[wingdo]

Originally posted by juanvaldes:
Dont' quote me I hope this is correct. And if I am correct how do you like the iShock?

So far none of my games give the force feedback response, so for now it is no better / worse than any other gamepad.

[wingdo]

Originally posted by tr:
hold on a sec...there are specific OS X drivers for the iShock? do these drivers work with both the iShock and iShock 2?

Try McAlly's web site.

[juanvaldes]

Originally posted by wingdo:
So far none of my games give the force feedback response, so for now it is no better / worse than any other gamepad.

darn.

well how is it as a gamepad? Feel good, does it slip, feel cheap or anything?

And Force feedback == rumbeling right?

[wingdo]

Originally posted by juanvaldes:
darn.

well how is it as a gamepad? Feel good, does it slip, feel cheap or anything?

And Force feedback == rumbeling right?

Well, the gamepad itself is very nice. Good feel, no real slippage and does not feel cheap.

The problem is I can't find any game which supports the Force Feedback / rumbling.

[thesearcher]

If memory serves, Wingnuts does. (Or maybe Reckless Driven')