Most cars with built in GPS do this as well.
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Lol its actually pretty spot on. Someone did a comparison test with this game and a 5th gear segment about crashing into a wall at 120mph
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Looks amazing but this is where damage is going.
Someone had this at Bald Hill out here on Long Island.
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1929 Ford Model A with a Ford Cosworth BDA straight-4
Lets just say we're lucky that 3D printing exists.
Ummmm ESPN is on cable which isn't monitored by the FCC
It's almost the same out of any 2000 ish Subaru
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Am I the only one who heard Make Love by Daft Punk?
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Looks a lot like Soda Drinker Pro.
That would be almost impossible with Wheels since the force feedback isn't as simple as a rumble motor.
The Fanatec wheel uses Xinput. The Xbox One uses Xinput. Why shouldn't it work?
Never mind. I see you're not understanding why the official Forza wheel should work with a game that's only 2 years newer on a console with USB controller support.
That's not the point. It's confirmed that older pheripherals such as Wheels and Guitar Hero guitars will work on the PS4.
Oh trust me. I play plenty of PC sims. NR2003, iRacing, nkPro, LFS. Hell even Rigs of Rods and their current alpha, BeamNG Drive. I even have a pre-alpha access to Project CARS.
Not for Forza. It works much better with Gran Turismo 5. The Force Feedback in Forza is extremely weak and dull.
And they end up doing more damage than they're worth.
Not to mention he's a very talented driver who won't bring shame to the number.
Oh so now the $400 wheel I bought for Forza 4 is now useless? Thanks Microsoft......