Not only that, the screens look like triples to me.
If he's demonstrating GTS using a desk and chair, then I suspect the motion rig is running on PC and using software which actually help him practice racing. Bets on it being iRacing with a nice direct drive wheel?
You should post this video in the GT Sport section,it will be interesting for the fans there and you will get a decent number of likes.
this wheel seems to be somewhat alive... check the 2nd photo
this wheel seems to be somewhat alive... check the 2nd photo
although i have to admit i find it rather odd that TM would release a rebranded T300 featuring GT Sport visual identity. imo, this wheel has either been put on the back burner or it will indeed be high-spec, placing the T300 as their mid-range GT model.
Far too expensive to release a console exclusive direct drive wheel. Could you seriously see your average console gamer spending 6/700 on a wheel?
Pedals is interesting too.
This is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Kyle Patrick (@SlipZtrEm) on March 13th, 2017 in the Gran Turismo Sport category.
The switch is separate to the mode button on the other wheels, so I still think it's for pedal inversion rather than the compatibility switch. No idea what the 'other' is for though.@BLKJ Evolution and @FPV MIC - Cheers guys, completely slipped my mind about the modern compatibility switch. Article updated. 👍
@BLKJ Evolution and @FPV MIC - Cheers guys, completely slipped my mind about the modern compatibility switch. Article updated. 👍
Strange how different customer service experiences can be. I was treated really well.Better hope it doesn't break. Their customer service is horrendous. I've never been treated so poorly.
It's not a gorgeous wheel but it has some badass looking in it. From 0 to 10 I would give it a 6.
Far too expensive to release a console exclusive direct drive wheel. Could you seriously see your average console gamer spending 6/700 on a wheel?
Alcantara is leather? Is the Thrustmaster really Alcantara? The RS1 Alcantara reviewed by Simpit/Shaun Cole looks totally different than the Thrustmaster 599.
I must admit I don't like the look of that new GT wheel. It looks too busy and gaudy like a wheel you'd expect in some luxurious Bentley so to speak. As if it is trying to be everything. Classy car for learher gloves, race car and loaded with controls. It also looks heavy?
Plus I don't know about anyone else, not keen on the Gran Turismo branding. Granted the rims will likely be able to be swapped?