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# Juegos de carreras compatibles
El Modo volante funciona con la mayoría de los títulos de PS4® y PS5® que admiten de forma nativa volantes de carreras.
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El Modo volante es solo para títulos de carreras que admiten de forma nativa force feedback, embrague, freno, palanca de cambios y pedales. No se admiten juegos de carreras arcade que dependen de la entrada de un mando estándar.
{% endhint %}
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### :playstation: Cómo funciona la compatibilidad con PS5®
El Modo volante se desarrolló originalmente para PlayStation®4. En PlayStation®5 funciona a través del **Modo especial de PS4** método y ofrece compatibilidad total con el force feedback en los títulos compatibles.
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### :flag-checkered: Títulos compatibles
| Estado | Significado |
| --------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **PS4** | El Modo volante funciona con la versión de PS4® del juego, a través del Modo especial de PS4 |
| **PS5 POR CONFIRMAR** | La versión de PS5® aún no ha sido confirmada |
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