Thrustmaster has unveiled its latest creation, the “Run’N’Drive 3 in 1” game pad for the PS2, PS3 and the PC. It will give gamers the competitive edge on three leading gaming formats and in all genre of games.
The Run N Drive has been made especially for FPS, flight simulators and racing games. It also has a optical wheel and uses mapping technology. Here are the details about the two:
- The Optical Wheel is the Run‘N’Drive’s signature feature. Fitted with an optical sensor it offers spot on precision: Flawless curves on racing tracks, highly progressive zooming for sniping assignments in FPS missions, splendid aerial stunts and tricks in flight simulations…in short it feels like the real deal! In addition, the Optical Wheel can be configured to meet the players’ requirements with 2 sensitivity modes.
The Mapping Feature enables players to switch all buttons, triggers, mini-sticks and Optical Wheel functions to suit their individual needs. Thanks to the exclusive technology (patent pending) gamers have the flexibility to apply their favourite gaming configuration to their Run‘N’Drive 3 in 1 to make the most of every type of game. You simply save the configuration in the game pad’s internal memory. If you want to retain the last configuration, the pad remembers the last saved configuration automatically even if you disconnect. You can keep them changing and adapting as often as you wish.
Run N Drive 3 in 1 gamepad features 2 Curved Triggers with an 8mm stroke. It comes in two versions, The Run‘N’Drive 3 in 1 and the Run‘N’Drive 3 in 1 Rumble Force. They will be available in stores from March 23, 2007 at the cost of £19.99 (approx. Rs. 1700) and £22.99 (approx. Rs. 1950). However, the Rumble Force is only available for the PC.