[yoyoman]

what is a good joystick or external game pad for unreal 2003. I played it at the apple store and it was smooth. The demo was that is. Also any blue tooth devices out there.

[CheesePuff]

Please put posts in the correct forum. This is about a game -- use the game forum.

[donny31]

Originally posted by CheesePuff:
Please put posts in the correct forum. This is about a game -- use the game forum.

relax --im sure he is playing it on a PB and this is one of the only forums that actually answers questions

[yoyoman]

Originally posted by donny31:
relax --im sure he is playing it on a PB and this is one of the only forums that actually answers questions

Yes im talkin about a game but a game for the powerbook so I wanted to know of any one has used the unreal 2003 for the 17 inch powerbook

[skyman]

Originally posted by yoyoman:
Yes im talkin about a game but a game for the powerbook so I wanted to know of any one has used the unreal 2003 for the 17 inch powerbook

UT2003 Demo runs PERFECTLY on my 1GHz 15" Ti PowerBook.

IT IS AN AWESOME GAME!

[wanderlust]

No bluetooth joysticks out yet. However, microstuff has a BT keyboard and joystick that apparently works on the mac, although I haven' yet tried it.

Here is the place to keep track of what bluetooth products are currently available:

http://bluetooth.com/tech/products.asp

You know, I downloaded the demo and can't seem to pick modified key strokes for movements. Such as using ctrl left and right arrow for strafing. The preference area has you click into an area in which you provide a key stroke for that particular move, but it won't except any combination key strokes. Any ideas? I've only fooled with it once, so there is apparently something I'm missing, but I'd appreciate some help.

[seanyepez]

All wireless products except the Logitech MX700 are worthless for first-person shooter games. Likewise, joysticks aren't precise or responsive enough to be used in shooters, either.

I recommend you get a Logitech MX300. It's the nicest optical mouse money can buy. It might be corded, but its shape is perfect. Its optical sensor is unsurpassed by any other optical mouse, too. It doesn't skip, and it's extremely precise.

[yoyoman]

Originally posted by seanyepez:
All wireless products except the Logitech MX700 are worthless for first-person shooter games. Likewise, joysticks aren't precise or responsive enough to be used in shooters, either.

I recommend you get a Logitech MX300. It's the nicest optical mouse money can buy. It might be corded, but its shape is perfect. Its optical sensor is unsurpassed by any other optical mouse, too. It doesn't skip, and it's extremely precise.

any joy sticks.