Hi Enigma1982,
I have one of these, but I have not actually played any games yet with it. You can read a review here (it mentions UT): http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/reviews/0,4161,2709547,00.html
Overall, I think the mouse has a nice feel to it, the force feedback is not really force feedback, it rumbles much like your dual-shock controller, the previous version to this mouse did actually have proper force feedback but that meant the mouse was physically attached to a mouse pad, which is why I think it didn't do too well. You get some software which will give your windows applications 'textures', eg when you move your mouse over the screen you can feel where the edges of buttons and controls are. For example, you could probably do Start, Shutdown... without even looking, just feel your way to the right buttons. Also, it is optical and USB, it's a pity it didn't have a longer lead (but this could be cured by getting a USB hub I suppose).
ANyway, hope this helps.
I have one of these, but I have not actually played any games yet with it. You can read a review here (it mentions UT): http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/reviews/0,4161,2709547,00.html
Overall, I think the mouse has a nice feel to it, the force feedback is not really force feedback, it rumbles much like your dual-shock controller, the previous version to this mouse did actually have proper force feedback but that meant the mouse was physically attached to a mouse pad, which is why I think it didn't do too well. You get some software which will give your windows applications 'textures', eg when you move your mouse over the screen you can feel where the edges of buttons and controls are. For example, you could probably do Start, Shutdown... without even looking, just feel your way to the right buttons. Also, it is optical and USB, it's a pity it didn't have a longer lead (but this could be cured by getting a USB hub I suppose).
ANyway, hope this helps.