carbon

Need for Speed Carbon
Force Feedback: Full
Pedals: Separate
Shift Lights: No
Released: Oct 31, 2006
(Collectors Edition)

Welcome to another article in our series: The Logitech G27 Racing Wheel for Casual Racing Gamers. In this article, you will learn how to configure your G27 racing wheel to play Need for Speed: Carbon.

NFS Carbon is the 10th game in the Need for Speed series, and was developed and published by Electronic Arts. The game is an arcade style street racer. NFS: Carbon (PC) Released October, 31, 2006

Civilization 4 can be a complex and confusing game for beginners. If you’ve never played it before, you would expect to have an in-game tutorial.

However, if you’ve just purchased the game, particularly the Complete edition, you may find a tutorial option missing. See where it went.

Dirt 2

Dirt 2
Force Feedback: Full
Pedals: Separate
Shift Lights: Yes
Released: Dec 01, 2009

This is the 13th game test in our series: The Logitech G27 Racing Wheel for Casual Racing Gamers. Here, I will show you how to set up your G27 racing wheel to play Colin McRae’s DiRT 2.

DiRT 2 was developed and published by Codemasters, and follows the Race Driver series’ look and feel. Racing is rally cross style and takes place on a track. Dirt 2 Released December 1, 2009

When changing the graphics options in Codemaster’s Dirt 2, many DirectX 11 users have complained about their screens freezing, vanishing, or turning black after setting multisampling to 16xcsaa or 16xqcsaa. See the fix.

If you have just started playing Codemaster’s Dirt 2 and found that you are unable to enter a profile name when asked to, there is an easy fix. See it now.

In my last scripting article, I showed you how to use native JavaScript to disable mouse wheel scrolling and re-enable it afterwards. Now that you know it (you read it right?), I will show you the simpler MooTools way. All in 2 lines of code.

I occasionally need to block mouse wheel scrolling when I’m working with JavaScript. Of course, this is only momentary, such as when I need to display an overlay of some sort. See how to do it properly