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(Created page with "== Overview == * Actually a fun simcade console racer experience * Lots of interesting visual effects to heighten the intensity of racing == Controller Settings == === NVIDIA Shield Controller === * Steering Sensitivty: 6 * Throttle Deadzone: 5 * Throttle Sensitivty: 50 * Brake Sensitivity: 50 * Speed Sensitivity: 100 === Xbox Core Wireless Gaming Controller === * NVIDIA Shield Controller settings are a good starting point but I can tell it needs further tuning") |
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* Actually a fun simcade console racer experience | * Actually a fun simcade console racer experience | ||
* I am streaming the PC version to a tv with an NVIDIA Shield which provides for the highest resolution and framerate compared to actually running on consoles | |||
* Lots of interesting visual effects to heighten the intensity of racing | * Lots of interesting visual effects to heighten the intensity of racing | ||
* Handling and physics model are simcade, maybe more arcade than sim, but there's enough there to make it compelling, I think | |||
<Youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trdaVy6UEl4</Youtube> | |||
== Controller Settings == | == Controller Settings == | ||
Latest revision as of 04:42, 22 January 2025
Overview
- Actually a fun simcade console racer experience
- I am streaming the PC version to a tv with an NVIDIA Shield which provides for the highest resolution and framerate compared to actually running on consoles
- Lots of interesting visual effects to heighten the intensity of racing
- Handling and physics model are simcade, maybe more arcade than sim, but there's enough there to make it compelling, I think
Controller Settings
NVIDIA Shield Controller
- Steering Sensitivty: 6
- Throttle Deadzone: 5
- Throttle Sensitivty: 50
- Brake Sensitivity: 50
- Speed Sensitivity: 100
Xbox Core Wireless Gaming Controller
- NVIDIA Shield Controller settings are a good starting point but I can tell it needs further tuning