Got GT5 today, and played it without break, i love it!!!
Now i thinking about buying an GT wheel for it.
Any suggestions? I think i take the GT Weel from logitech...
Anyway, i hate that porsche is not availible in gt5 !:banghead::banghead::banghead:
porsche "RUF" was since gt1 my favorite car ... (OK GT1 the GTO :))
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Also very interested in this, have been hooked on GT5 since I brought it (and normally not a fan of the sim type driving games)
Driving Force GT is the right choice.
You can spend more and get a G25/G27, but i wonder if it's worth it. It works with the game but it's not fully supported. Better check GTPlanet first.
The compatible ones:
Driving Force GT GT Force Pro GT Force
Driving Force GT Force RX
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I'd say G25/G27 if it works properly with GT5
I've used one with GTR2/Rfactor on PC, and it is absolutely the best. Having a clutch pedal with a proper 6 speed 'box makes it damm impressive.
After I drove my Mini at Mosport this past summer, I checked it out via the sim GTR2, and the handling and feel were actually pretty close.
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i bought me an Driving Force GT and very happy with it , thx.
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There's only one way to go for simulation:
Logitech G25 and G27.
I personally have and prefer the 25, which offers a variety of ways for shifting gears, from stick sequencial to stick serial and of course the paddles.
It also sports a clutch pedal, mucho useful for those special driving moments;)
of course the wheel is made of really good materials as well, is compatible with the PC and offers up to 900 degrees of total rotation.
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RUF are available actually.Originally Posted by Jackhead
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Where? Can you only get the RUFs as used cars? I had a G25 for GT5 Prologue and it was a great wheel but I didn't have anything to mount it to, so I ended up selling it because at the time I had no idea when GT5 was going to be released.
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yep, used cars, they pop out quite frequently too!
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I've got the Logitech G27, great wheel but I'm not that fussed on GT5 TBH. Seems like an unfinished game, I'm enjoying the likes of NFS:Shift a LOT more.
I have NFS Shift and I find it disappointing honestly. I have the most difficult time with the game, its seems to have to much arcade physics and the line between transactions and 0% transaction often seems way to small.
I'll admit that GT5 has it short comings but ever car I've driven so far felt real, I can't say I've felt the same for NFS Shift, maybe its just me and the way I have the game setup . . .
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