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My sound is ok
Also, I have my guy running around naked with an afro and tasche
yey
Also, I have my guy running around naked with an afro and tasche
yey
What sound card have you got?
Got mine today, the sound's all messed up (though VC and Mafia also didn't like my 5.1 set up, it's really bugged)
Not bad so far, but hard to play with the SFX cutting out or not playing at all.
Not bad so far, but hard to play with the SFX cutting out or not playing at all.
Yup, but it also has full game pad support so you get the best of all worlds.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Trying to drive cars in games these days without analog controls is
> dire, same goes for moving your character around in 3rd person games.
> I can only imagine how annoying it would be trying to drive a car with
> a keyboard and mouse.
I honestly find it much much easier on the PC.
Plus you're not there trying to shoot with an analog stick. Up...down..left a little....too far....a bit to the right etc.
> Trying to drive cars in games these days without analog controls is
> dire, same goes for moving your character around in 3rd person games.
> I can only imagine how annoying it would be trying to drive a car with
> a keyboard and mouse.
I honestly find it much much easier on the PC.
Plus you're not there trying to shoot with an analog stick. Up...down..left a little....too far....a bit to the right etc.
Marzman wrote:
> At least the freeway ran relatively crash free!
Yeah, hopefully it's something that R* have sorted out for the PC and Xbox versions. The traffic AI on the PS2 version was terrible, most notably at high speeds, which of course lead to about one crash every ten seconds if you were on a freeway.
> At least the freeway ran relatively crash free!
Yeah, hopefully it's something that R* have sorted out for the PC and Xbox versions. The traffic AI on the PS2 version was terrible, most notably at high speeds, which of course lead to about one crash every ten seconds if you were on a freeway.
It's actually not very hard, and pulling off handbrake turns and whatever is easier seeing as you dont have to move your fingers from button to button.
It's got glowing reviews from IGN and Gamespot, with the only problems seeming to be audio related. Can't wait.
It's got glowing reviews from IGN and Gamespot, with the only problems seeming to be audio related. Can't wait.
Damarus wrote:
> The PC versions have always been much better than the console
> versions.
Trying to drive cars in games these days without analog controls is dire, same goes for moving your character around in 3rd person games. I can only imagine how annoying it would be trying to drive a car with a keyboard and mouse.
> The PC versions have always been much better than the console
> versions.
Trying to drive cars in games these days without analog controls is dire, same goes for moving your character around in 3rd person games. I can only imagine how annoying it would be trying to drive a car with a keyboard and mouse.
At least the freeway ran relatively crash free!
Chr1s wrote:
> It was enormous, albeit devoid of anything even remotely fun.
And the scenery was just copy and paste.
> It was enormous, albeit devoid of anything even remotely fun.
And the scenery was just copy and paste.
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