Gran Turismo Sport: General Discussion
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Yeah. What will they do, show the Nissan GT-R 2020 showing off dem new "grahix"? Most racing games has already been done that for sometime now, as well with car models, physics, sound etc. it's pretty much nothing new or spectacular anymore unless its features (which could fall into the same category)...
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I hope for some news, for the trailer they will maybe use PGW trailer just little edited with some new scenes or 100% same. That is my prediction.
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I'm having a fierce gut feeling here.
It pertains to FFB wheels and I think that Logitech or Thrustmaster may pull something out for GTS for all we know.
Maybe something from Logitech that actually justifies its pricetag? I dunno...
Anybody share the same feelings?
It pertains to FFB wheels and I think that Logitech or Thrustmaster may pull something out for GTS for all we know.
Maybe something from Logitech that actually justifies its pricetag? I dunno...
Anybody share the same feelings?
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Considering it's basically an empty category at the moment they really should. There's nothing that would compete with a DFGT.
It's also probably the best value for money wheel there is, especially considering some of the easy mods you can made to it.
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It's at least twice the price of a DFGT where I am, for what appears to be a similar product without a sequential shifter.
https://ebgames.com.au/ps3-143200-Logitech-Driving-Force-GT-PlayStation-3
https://ebgames.com.au/ps3-213457-Thrustmaster-T150-Wheel-PlayStation-3
That's not a competing product, IMO. That's a rip off.
The comparably priced product from Thrustmaster is the T80, which has "Thrustmaster® "bungee cord" exclusive system providing with realistic resistance". That's not a competing product either, because no FFB.
https://ebgames.com.au/ps3-164836-Thrustmaster-T80-Racing-Wheel-PlayStation-3
The DFGT is relatively unique in that while it felt like a toy and was built of crappy plastic, it was and is completely capable of delivering excellent FFB at an extremely low price. And to my knowledge, no one since has really managed to build something as capable for such a low price. The only real issue the wheel has is the pedals, and an old squash ball or bungy cord goes a long way towards fixing that problem as well.
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DFGT is the extent of a steering wheel I'd buy. Not due to lack of funds but for someone who really enjoys racing games I find the price of most wheels way too steep for a hobby.
If you are into sims like iRacing I can see the appeal but from someone who just really enjoys the games and wants a decent peripheral that doesn't break the bank there's pretty much no real options.
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I've had the T300 for a while and I was happier with the G25, the wheel itself is fantastic but the lack of a shifter and the terrible pedals is a big miss, also I'm in a constant state of worry of when will this thing break.
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I think you're very much not alone. $100-150 is sort of affordable for someone that likes racing games but isn't super serious about them. It's the price of a couple of games. It's also comparable with decent control options for other sorts of games, like a decent fight stick, or a nice mechanical keyboard.
$300+ is too much for a casual user.
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I'm not counting on the simulator thingy being GTS, more like an improved version of the GT6 one at the Tokyo Motor Show last year.
