Gamepad is no way to drive a car!
Logitech's G25 / G27 are propably the most popular wheels. What you get with them is three pedals, H-pattern stick/flaps, fierce force motors, 900 degree turn, well, the whole nine yards.
The biggest difference between the two wheels is G27's better force rotors, basically it's quieter which imo counts a lot. G27 also has more buttons on the wheel (2 opposed to 4). G25 has the advantage of having both H-pattern and sequential stick modes whereas G27 only has the H-pattern. Atleast G25's stick is kind of flimsy without modding. Over here G27 is half more than G25.
Logitech has a Gran Turismo wheel as well, Driving Force GT or something like that. It's under half the price of G25. I haven't heard anyone complaining but yeah, it's cheaper.
Fanatec's Porsche wheels are also very well regarded. They can be a bit more costly, depending what all "boxes" you tick(well, it's a kind of Porsche), and atleast in the past there's been some problems with reliability. I'd might hit one of 'em if I were looking for a wheel atm.
Can any one suggest a good steering wheel and is it worth it. I always used the standard controller. I tried a steering wheel long back (original GT or GT2, can't remember) and hated it and returned it and never tried another one. I am guessing things have progressed since then? Anyway the game should be waiting for me at home. Can't wait to get home and play on my 120" screen![]()


I have a Logitech G27. It's really great, and of high quality!
^^damn, those wheels look nice. How much?
my friend gifted me GT5 since I wasn't planning on buying one, honestly, it is not upto forza3 in terms of physics and driving dynamics, on my first time trial I was drifting Ken block style all the track from day one ... sorry but it is stupid and no real driving simulation
Denis Malevanyi is one skilled hot shoe and he can hustle a BMW M3 around the 'Ring with the best of them. He's also pretty good at driving virtual cars in simulation series like Race2Play, as well as in Gran Turismo 5. We've seen how a virtual driver's skill can translate when placed into reality, but Malevanyi already knows what he's doing behind the wheel. He recently captured video of himself running the Nürburgring in an E92 M3, both in reality and the digital world, and stacked the footage together.
Getting ready to fire up Gran Turismo 5 this morning? Polyphony Digital would like you to wait a few moments, because there is a patch that needs to be downloaded... and it's 608 megabytes. Don't fret though, According to Eurogamer, this update brings a few new interesting features:
- Seasonal Events: Fresh racing events that allow GT5 users to compete against each other to win rewards and experience points. Leader boards will allow you to see where you stand compared to the rest of the world.
- Online Car Dealer: A new dealer lot that will focus on popular and rare used cars. This is a nice change of pace from the constant stream of odd JDM Civics and Suzuki 360s that seem to wind up in our Used Car lot.
- Online Race Rewards and Experience: Just like it sounds... this adds rewards and experience points for races won in online competitions.
- Mechanical Damage: It was made available for online races but has now made its way to the offline races as well.
- HUD: You can disable the HUD display for a full-screen view of the action.
- Improved Rewards: The rewards for certain challenges, such as the AMG Driving Experience, have been increased.
We are still learning more with regards to what exactly is included in this mega-update, but word on the virtual street is that this ought to be a solid early Christmas present for Gran Turismo 5 fans.
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