rec.autos.simulators

> >I read somewhere that there will be different modules available for the
> >XBox that provide any kind of A/V hookup imaginable.  So you don't move
> >your TV at all, when you want to play at your desk you just plug in an
> >SVGA module and hook it up to a computer monitor.

> And this will help how?  You still have the same problem of having the TV in a
> viewable area.  Consider most people have their TVs away from the computer
> desk, it still won't work.  You'd have your body facing the desk(to steer and
> work the pedals), but your head would be turned to look at the game on the TV.
> That doesn't sound very comfortable to me...

> > N4 and GPL are both serious motor racing simulations on the PC.

> I know, but they are the only one too

> > > N4 and GPL are both serious motor racing simulations on the PC.

> > I know, but they are the only one too

> No.  Include MBTR and others at least.

> ok.  read what he said again.

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>> >I read somewhere that there will be different modules available for the
>> >XBox that provide any kind of A/V hookup imaginable.  So you don't move
>> >your TV at all, when you want to play at your desk you just plug in an
>> >SVGA module and hook it up to a computer monitor.

>> And this will help how?  You still have the same problem of having the TV
>in a
>> viewable area.  Consider most people have their TVs away from the computer
>> desk, it still won't work.  You'd have your body facing the desk(to steer
>and
>> work the pedals), but your head would be turned to look at the game on the
>TV.
>> That doesn't sound very comfortable to me...

>ok.  read what he said again.