Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Driving & Racing Cabinets => Topic started by: jackiabu on March 24, 2016, 01:53:07 pm
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Hi
is Hard Driving Playbelity in mame? i am using MameUI32 0.151...i see a lot of version of hard driving :-\
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Yes along with Race Drivin'. The panorama version of Race Drivin' is also working now though I haven't tried it.
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I hope you like a lot of X2 in your thread telling you it sucks if you dont use original hardware.
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It's been working in MAME for a long time.
You might be better off using the standup version. It had simpler controls.
If you have a clutch pedal and all that, the regular version is playable but more complicated to set up.
The shifter was an analog joystick. There is a special procedure to set up your shifter in MAME (google it).
The sensitivity will need adjusted in MAME or the steering will be uncontrollable.
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It's been working in MAME for a long time.
You might be better off using the standup version. It had simpler controls.
If you have a clutch pedal and all that, the regular version is playable but more complicated to set up.
The shifter was an analog joystick. There is a special procedure to set up your shifter in MAME (google it).
The sensitivity will need adjusted in MAME or the steering will be uncontrollable.
Thanks for the tip BadMouth, but i see only cockpit version and compact version?!
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It's been working in MAME for a long time.
You might be better off using the standup version. It had simpler controls.
If you have a clutch pedal and all that, the regular version is playable but more complicated to set up.
The shifter was an analog joystick. There is a special procedure to set up your shifter in MAME (google it).
The sensitivity will need adjusted in MAME or the steering will be uncontrollable.
Thanks for the tip BadMouth, but i see only cockpit version and compact version?!
compact has more simple controls
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It's been working in MAME for a long time.
You might be better off using the standup version. It had simpler controls.
If you have a clutch pedal and all that, the regular version is playable but more complicated to set up.
The shifter was an analog joystick. There is a special procedure to set up your shifter in MAME (google it).
The sensitivity will need adjusted in MAME or the steering will be uncontrollable.
Thanks for the tip BadMouth, but i see only cockpit version and compact version?!
compact has more simple controls
thanks :cheers:
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I hope you like a lot of X2 in your thread telling you it sucks if you dont use original hardware.
Shhh.... don't wake Voldemort. ;)
Seriously though a lot of people don't play it because of the controls..... even in the simpler version they are a bit much for an arcade racer.
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I dont play it cause it sucks :cheers:
Last time I played it was for the racing competition ages ago, I didnt have any control issues with my cheap ass PS3 racing wheel. The physics are a little too floaty for me and I have a knack for meeting the dump truck at the top of the loop.
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Seriously though a lot of people don't play it because of the controls..... even in the simpler version they are a bit much for an arcade racer.
Yeah, I only ever play for a couple minutes before I get bored and move on.
I played on an original compact cab last year and had pretty much the same experience.
The full size cab probably would have kept my interest a bit longer.
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I dont play it cause it sucks :cheers:
Well that too.
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Am I the only one that likes HD/RD then? :)
Playing it in my racing cab is not an option because of the I-AM-CHEAP PC i use, but every time i have a chance i drop a coin to "feel the road" on my RD "compact" beast ;)
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The game(s) always felt like more of a tech demo than a fun driving experience to me. So when it was new it was impressive, but if you remove that nostalgia-based attachment, it just isn't very fun and looks really outdated.
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I dont play it cause it sucks :cheers:
This is SO true. I remember thinking how amazing it looked when it was new at the arcade but after a few plays I was pretty disappointed in it.
Howard hit it right on the head saying that it felt more like a tech demo.
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I love Hard/Race Drivin, played it a lot back in the day.
I own a Hard Drivin Compact with a Race Drivin PCB set.
That being said, I've never been able to get this playable in MAME (at least using a keyboard), I think its the analog settings mapping to a keyboard cause issues with the brake/accelerator.