Actlabs Force feedback wheel

What about Actlabs' new Force RS they appear to be offering a wheel made of quality components. And reasonable price. Hopefully they are just being reasonable to try to grab some market share. I don't know if it is available yet though. Anyone have any news on this controller before I buy it? It seems to be worth checking out. Their site oozes quality and commitment to computer ***. check it out if you haven't yet. ACT LABS - Racing Systems I would appreciate any feedback on this. No clever little quotes from me. 8-)

Anyone know what games will be initially compatible with this wheel? Dave What about Actlabs' new Force RS they appear to be offering a wheel made of quality components. And reasonable price. Hopefully they are just being reasonable to try to grab some market share. I don't know if it is available yet though. Anyone have any news on this controller before I buy it? It seems to be worth checking out. Their site oozes quality and commitment to computer ***. check it out if you haven't yet. ACT LABS - Racing Systems I would appreciate any feedback on this. No clever little quotes from me. 8-)

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> What about Actlabs' new Force RS they appear to be offering a wheel >made of quality components. And reasonable price. Hopefully they are >just being reasonable to try to grab some market share. I don't know if >it is available yet though. > Anyone have any news on this controller before I buy it? It seems to >be worth checking out. > Their site oozes quality and commitment to computer ***. check it >out if you haven't yet. > ACT LABS - Racing Systems

How about a URL? Rob "Dead Meat"

>> Their site oozes quality and commitment to computer ***. check it >>out if you haven't yet. >> ACT LABS - Racing Systems >How about a URL? http://www.actlab.com/gamegear/controllers/racing/ David did put the URL in his post, but in HTML format. The wheel looks GREAT! If it's even a *little* bit durable I'll be the first to buy it. --- Jon Petersson Support Sarah-K and the rasf1 car! [link lost in import: /~rdv654m/Jon.html] user:rasf1 password:gogirl

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>http://www.actlab.com/gamegear/controllers/racing/ >David did put the URL in his post, but in HTML format. >The wheel looks GREAT! >If it's even a *little* bit durable I'll be the first to buy it.

A guy I work with just returned from a CES in Las Vegas and he had the opportunity to try out the ACTLabs wheel. They had it running with a special version of the Michael Andretti Racing game that supported force feedback. He said it seemed to work well and was comparable in quality and feel to the TM Nascar Pro wheel (which he owns). All the reports of this wheel make it seem great despite the "too good to be true" pricing. I can't wait to try it for myself. -- Pat Dotson

>A guy I work with just returned from a CES in Las Vegas and he had >the opportunity to try out the ACTLabs wheel. They had it running >with a special version of the Michael Andretti Racing game that supported >force feedback. He said it seemed to work well and was comparable in >quality and feel to the TM Nascar Pro wheel (which he owns). Well, but how does it work with a racing sim? Alison

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>>A guy I work with just returned from a CES in Las Vegas and he had >>the opportunity to try out the ACTLabs wheel. They had it running >>with a special version of the Michael Andretti Racing game that supported >>force feedback. He said it seemed to work well and was comparable in >>quality and feel to the TM Nascar Pro wheel (which he owns). >Well, but how does it work with a racing sim?

I'll let you know as soon as I try one :) I've never even seen the MA game, but if the quality and durability of the wheel is good, one could assume that it would work fine in a sim. How well does the Nascar Pro wheel work with the Andretti game?