![]() ![]() If MS were to provide native FFB support the huge popularity of MSFS in PC and soon in XBox would make consumer level FFB devices (especially XBox compatible ones) a very good business prospect. See screenshots, read the latest customer reviews, and compare ratings for Radio Sidewinder. Just none at the mass consumer price point that Thrustmaster/CH etc market their products at, mainly because there was simply no demand in P3D or XPlane for a consumer level FFB Yoke or stick. Download this app from Microsoft Store for Windows 10 Mobile, Windows Phone 8.1, Windows Phone 8. There are of course plenty of FFB devices available, Brunner yokes and pedals for example. Which is nonsense, it is like saying I refuse to use a flight yoke at all unless it is exactly identical to the one in the plane I am flying. If you brought up Force Feedback in an XPlane or P3D forums the typical response was “I am not interested unless the forces can be verified to be exactly how they are in the real aircraft under all flight conditions”. There are plenty of Force Feedback wheels for racing sims, it is just Flight Sims were a dying market, partly due to the exit of MSFS which only left the elitist study level sims and no mass market. MS Sidewinder Force Feedback Pro is from 1997 too… ![]() ![]() From a business perspective, adding a support for a nearly extinct hardware is a waste of time. ![]()
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