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[humidfreak]

please Can u go see what control options there are in game i hate using triggers for accelerate/brake can u re-map them?

Please let me know

[metaldevil]

Although you can't map the buttons yourself, the game gives you six presets for the controller and one for a driving wheel. However, some of the acceleration/braking options are repeated. Your driving options are 1) the standard L and R triggers, 2) A to accelerate and X to brake, and 3) the right thumbstick. You're the first person I've come across that doesn't like using the triggers. It was weird the first time I played the original PGR, but it suddenly became so natural. To each his own I guess. Hope this helps. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[kaz786]

Is pgr3 a simulation like forza?

[humidfreak]

QUOTE(metaldevil @ Nov 27 2005, 07:04 PM)

Although you can't map the buttons yourself, the game gives you six presets for the controller and one for a driving wheel. However, some of the acceleration/braking options are repeated. Your driving options are 1) the standard L and R triggers, 2) A to accelerate and X to brake, and 3) the right thumbstick. You're the first person I've come across that doesn't like using the triggers. It was weird the first time I played the original PGR, but it suddenly became so natural. To each his own I guess. Hope this helps.

If you weren't a metaldevil id kiss ya my left hand is weak so triggers are a pain but im awsome with A & X i'll add it to my list

THANKYOU

[metaldevil]

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) No problem, man.

QUOTE(kaz786 @ Nov 27 2005, 02:08 PM)

Is pgr3 a simulation like forza?

No, it's more of an arcade game.

[MadEx]

And it rocks! [/useless_bump]

[hamwbone]

but near as arcady as burnout,  i cant even keep the car on the road in pgr3      ill stick with burnout