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Today, that joy comes from Fanatec and their DD base/wheel offerings along with an aluminum extrusion rig. No, people don't have to go this route to enjoy a "game", but for me it's a heck of a fun way to play with "virtual toy cars".
As a side note: I wonder if his stance on "high-end" wheels is the reason he doesn't improve his implementation on said "high-end" wheels in his game? It's maybe his way of controlling the perception that you need a high-end wheel to be competitive when playing the "Sport" aspect of the game? Curious....
I would hope not, given that the DD Pro is a high end wheel that Polyphony Digital specifically collaborated with Fanatec on.