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    Joystick / Game Pad Guide

    JOYSTICK

    What is a computer joystick?
    Besides it being a stick that creates joy, as its name suggests, joysticks are controlling devices. Unlike the traditional movements of playing games with a keyboard and mouse, joysticks and game pads allow you to have more control over the games you play on your computer. Some joysticks and game pads look and feel like the ones that come with a game station. A gamed pad is a device that usually fits in between two hands. Numerous buttons and toggles are located along the edges. Joysticks vary in size and have a stick-like figure stemming from a base. The stick usually rotates 360 degrees and buttons are located on the base as well. One hand wraps around the stick. Game control devices of course are no longer limited to joysticks and game pads. A whole new line of life-like controls has revolutionized the world of computer gaming. Flight Simulation controls and steering wheels with pedals are some of the hottest gaming gear around.

    There are some games where a keyboard and mouse combination just doesn't cut it as a control system. In the early days of Quake and, to a lesser extent, Doom, you were automatically at a disadvantage if you used only the keyboard sans mouse to control things. Moving your crosshair in any direction via a keyboard would be slow and inaccurate compared to a mouse user, and on most servers you'd quickly be picked out as a "keyboard lamer" and probably be called such.

    Then came Descent where none of the better players used a mouse or a keyboard. If you tried to take them on with a mouse and keyboard they'd quickly fly circles round you and blast you to smithereens. The controller of choice for this Descent gaming elite? The joystick. Over time, the joystick has become an increasingly useful piece of gaming kit to have around for titles such as Freespace 1 and 2, Independence War, fighter plane sims such as Falcon 4.0, and the various games from the MechWarrior series. If you want to make the grade in any of these titles, you want to have a joystick. To help you decide which to get,I've tested the top joystick from most of the joystick manufacturers out there, giving each one a thorough workout in games such as Motocross Madness 2, Freespace 2 and Tachyon: The Fringe. Here's how they stack up.

       


    Last Updated 30-04-2005
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