Mouse Wheel of Fortune

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[@PaulMiller-mn3me]

Moving the wheel forward and back would move the ball vertically, allowing you to use it as a flight yoke

[@kins749]

You should try Pole Position in MAME, that uses a 360 degree wheel, as do various other arcade games

[@rmcdudmk212]

Thanks for reminding me about code wheel and instruction book copy protection messures. I did my best to block that crap out of my memory. 😂

[@alexandermirdzveli3200]

Now you can play a multiplayer racing with LGR over a network.

[@Renville80]

Looks to be similar to the flight yoke LGR featured recently on his channel...

[@davidsmall6322]

LGR recently had this going with the flight yoke. You seemed to have somewhat more success with the steering wheel. Still, looks painful.

[@miked4377]

nice job arron! I like the mouse wheel ....much better than anticipated if only it had pedals for brake and throttle....

[@ZeldaGlitchGuide]

I felt like I was in the car right there with you for a moment there.

[@rel124c41a]

pretty interesting wheel. you could put the keyboard on the floor and use your toe for gas and brake. left ctrl and spacebar maybe.

[@borf42]

My gosh, I had one of these! I can't remember which system I tried it on. I had a mouse for the CoCo 2, but not many racing games. Or even mouse apps at all.

[@autingo6583]

now think of the endless possibilities if you could replace the steering wheel with a yoke! maybe call it the - wait - mouse yoke!? (just wanted to give a shoutout to lgr) :-D

[@sdsck]

Great episode !!! More memories 😁