When you have more time to talk about games, than actually play them.
Battlefield 6 does not natively support DirectInput devices like my Logitech X56 HOTAS. I ran into this before with Battlefield 2042, but now the Battlefield 6 HOTAS setup steps are different. Sure, playing with a controller is an option, but why choose the lesser option? To bridge this gap, I used: This method ensures clean, … Read moreBattlefield 6 HOTAS Setup Steps
For years, I flew with my Saitek X55 Rhino HOTAS (Hands On Throttle and Stick). Saitek doesn’t even exist anymore. Now that Logitech owns the tech, I finally upgraded to the new Logitech G X56 HOTAS. My old setup worked, but there were a few reasons to upgrade. The new HOTAS is very familiar, but … Read moreMy New Logitech G X56 HOTAS Upgrade
Back when I chose my new gamer desk, the importance of room on the desk for my Saitek X-55 HOTAS was part of the decision. There’s plenty of room for them on there, but the placement is not ideal. I’ve now solved that placement problem with my new Logitech HOTAS Desk Mounts. Solving my Logitech … Read moreNew Logitech HOTAS Desk Mounts
I finally paid for the EA Play Pro subscription to play Battlefield 2042 early. It was fun, but I struggled getting Battlefield 2042 X360CE HOTAS setup. With the disappointing lack of joystick support, the X360CE program was my only option and it took more than a few tries to get things right. Now, helicopters and … Read moreBattlefield 2042 X360CE HOTAS Setup
I’ll start off with a yes, you should buy Star Wars: Squadrons if you have ever watched Star Wars and liked it. This especially applies to VR. I’ve only played about 2hrs and already know it was worth it. Getting Star Wars: Squadrons Setup The start for me was bumpy. My Saitek Warthog X55 HOTAS … Read moreStar Wars: Squadrons Taking Off