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Originally Posted by ViperASR
Why is everyone so conserned with a 900 degree wheel. If your racing a car and crossing your arms, your doing something wrong. Thats the 1st thing I learned when I started racing, if your arms are crossed, your scrubbing off too much speed.
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'900 degree wheel' is a ephamism for 'more than 180 degrees of rotation'.
The cars pictured above are NOT racing cars and the wheels in those cars rotate at least 2 1/2 turns lock to lock.
While you dont actually turn the wheen 2 turns when on a race track, you do however exploit almost all the rotation when saving yourself and thus there is no false-up-ratio'ing of the turning input.
So - it doesnt matter what you learned when you started racing - its not realistic if you dont have the same amount of rotation at your disposal.
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Originally Posted by ViperASR
I'm also tired of people comparing two games that havent even come out yet :roll: . Im going to go with someone earlier who said that they would wait for both games to come out to compare them.
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GT4 on the PS2 and GTL/GTR/GTR2 etc on the PC are out and released - and the extra and realistic rotation and force feedback make the games far more immersive than a controller contriolled game could ever be.
So again , what is so "realistic and emmersive" about a super duper picture and an astonishing physics engine, if all you get to control it are a hand held controller or at best a 200 degree wheel without a stick shift and poor rendition of force feed back?
That is the point.