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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on December 14th, 2020 in the Hardware category.
God I would kill for one of those. I’m looking at the Acelith McLaren faceplate for my PlayStation rim.The new rim seems to be a McLaren GT3.
Err, the F1 rim isn't the only Formula style rim that TM do, they also do a generic open-wheel rim, called the 'open-wheel rim'.
It's actually both cheaper and better built than the F1 rim.
The rim does look good...Walmart.com has it in stock for 150 bucks with FS. Merry Christmas to myself!It's actually both cheaper and better built than the F1 rim.
And doesn't have the side wheels like the F1 rim, making it useless.Err, the F1 rim isn't the only Formula style rim that TM do, they also do a generic open-wheel rim, called the 'open-wheel rim'.
It's actually both cheaper and better built than the F1 rim.
Another teaser. Looks like a built in display and LEDs.
Release in April
Wow, that looks way better than anything I expected. And expensive.
PS4 and eventually PS5 gamer so same here.Yeah it looks very nice. Unfortunately with me being on Xbox I doubt half of the functions will work for me
It looks a lot like T-GT.In the video there's a brief view of a base. It seems narrower than any TM base that I've seen. A new base? A DD base?
It looks very similar on the left hand side but the right looks slightly different to me. I think the curve I've highlighted with the arrow is much higher on the T-GT base but it's hard to tell with the way these sort of early pictures are taken to be deliberately misleading sometimes. Perhaps it's the new model T-GT base that Pagnian thought was likely coming.It looks a lot like T-GT.
I agree with what you are saying but not just from a cost point, LCD screens continue to go down in price but I think from a reliability point that adding in a feature that is already available on screen in game is just adding in electronics to the wheel that are just an added point of failure in the product.I know this is a stupid question, but wouldn't it be cheaper to just turn on the HUD in-game?
Yes cheaper but the purpose of this wheel is not to be cheap. You can buy an open wheel rim with much less features. Even the old F1 rim. I expect this will be easily over £200I know this is a stupid question, but wouldn't it be cheaper to just turn on the HUD in-game?
Depending on the game and your setup in terms of wheel position, FOV, screen position etc you can often find useful onscreen stuff obscured by your wheel. Having a display on the wheel is a great idea - and also authentic for a number of race cars.I know this is a stupid question, but wouldn't it be cheaper to just turn on the HUD in-game?