I've pre-ordered one, and am just waiting for it to come in. Hopefully I'll get in
under the first shipment :) About the only thing that worries me is the fact that
(I don't think anyway) it isn't a dual axis controller (Steve, anyway that you
could look into "fixing" the act labs wheel like you did the T2? please?). The
thing is though, not that many games support dual axis control (outside of the
hard core sims anyway) and I play a lot of game from a lot of genres. Not to
mention the cartridge technology!.. man, its about time someone thought that up
:). I think they're shipping them to people on the 24th so I have to wait (ahhh,
GPL comes out on my birth day and I have to wait for my dang wheel.. the torture,
the pain). I've been using my CH Force FX (ya... I know) and getting ok lap times
(but I'm not that good anyway so I haven't had ANY success on the GP car... man
that thing is a beast). In GP3 the closest I've got to the 1:23.21 of dave mansell
is 1:26.75... not bad for a joystick, but I won't even tell you my GP2 time for
fear of ***... I'll just say its a little under 10s off the record...
Anyway, judging from the raving reviews, I can speculate that this is gonna be a
kick ass product... can't wait, get yours NOW!
-YUBS
> Check the Act labs Force Rs, It's beautiful, and the force version is
> shipping now!...
> The non force fersion is already sold since a wile, and got some 100/100
> ratings
> from console magazines...
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> From the games domain:
> Act Labs new line of racing wheels are some hot looking
> peripherals.
> The RS series are sets of racing wheels and pedals with or without
> force feed back which will work with a multitude of platforms. The
> non-feedback version, the RS, will work with PCs, Sony
> Playstation,
> Nitendo 64, and Sega Saturn right out of the box. The more
> expensive,
> but more exciting version, the Force RS, features Immersion Corp's
> I-Force technology and programmable feedback effects. Current
> force
> feedback compatible titles such as Andrette Racing, F1 Racing
> Simulation, Need for Speed II, Redline, Ultimate Race and others
> provide force feedback for tight turns, bumpy roads and
> collisions.
> Other features include: ***ized steering wheel overlay, 11
> programmable functions on wheel face, each button is 16 in 1 Hyper
> Programmable, 2-way F1 style programmable gear rocker, non-tip,
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> no-slippage pedal base design, unique cartridge system, and an
> interesting clamping system.
> If THIS does not sound hot....
> Eggi
> > I've been using the superb (but expensive) Ultimate Per4mer from SC&T since
> > April, and all I can say is... amazing!
> > >>Hi guys, ive decided it's time to buy a new Steering wheel n pedals, for
> > >>quite a while i borrowed a Digital Edge F1 sim wheel and was well pleased
> > >>with it. BUT ive seen many force feedback wheels appearing, i think id
> > prefer
> > >>to go for one of these but so far have only seen plasticy shite wheels. Id
> > >>like a F1 sim style wheel (with porper gear change paddles) with force
> > >>feedback. Anyone make any recommendations??
> > >>Al
> > >www.force-1.com
> > >:)
> > >Basically, the Logitech Formula Force, if you can wait (great wheel, Nov
> > Ship
> > >date)
> > >Thrustmaster Force GT Now- Still pretty good, should be out now...
> > >Z.
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