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<blockquote data-quote="phertiker" data-source="post: 172488" data-attributes="member: 13471">NHL 2007 is a total blast on the HTPC. Any driving game, I'd suggest Trackmania United (and I see you've got Carbon on there). A lot of those Reflexive-type mini games are fun little party games.Also, get the Windows version of Geometry Wars and then go find the XP patch (unless you're a crazy person and run Vista). Fun party game right there, although you may lose a gamepad, plaster, tv, fingers, etc.Madden 2007, however, is not meant for control with a gamepad, nor is it meant for a display with any overscan; in fact, I'm not sure it's actually intended for play, it's more of a stress tester. Hopefully 2008 will be better.Right now I'm using <a href="http://atzitznet.no-ip.org/joy2mouse/joy2mouse.htm" target="_blank">Joy2Mouse</a> for FPS's and such, does the Logitech profiling software allow for the same type of thing, e.g. emulating mouse movement via an analog stick?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="phertiker, post: 172488, member: 13471"] NHL 2007 is a total blast on the HTPC. Any driving game, I'd suggest Trackmania United (and I see you've got Carbon on there). A lot of those Reflexive-type mini games are fun little party games. Also, get the Windows version of Geometry Wars and then go find the XP patch (unless you're a crazy person and run Vista). Fun party game right there, although you may lose a gamepad, plaster, tv, fingers, etc. Madden 2007, however, is not meant for control with a gamepad, nor is it meant for a display with any overscan; in fact, I'm not sure it's actually intended for play, it's more of a stress tester. Hopefully 2008 will be better. Right now I'm using [url=http://atzitznet.no-ip.org/joy2mouse/joy2mouse.htm]Joy2Mouse[/url] for FPS's and such, does the Logitech profiling software allow for the same type of thing, e.g. emulating mouse movement via an analog stick? [/QUOTE]

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