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Hmm... Sweet. Need collect money to buy DLC 2 and after this wait for it :)

GTA IV

Nope. I often use downshift but it's not realistic when you can't do it until your RPM drop to 4000. It's weird and for that people need to change driving style. You need to use brakes often. Just get bored !

yes, i agree looks very unrealistic and can't find any way to turn it off. Will be good if Kunos make turn off/on for this future. Let's hope :rolleyes:

mau92 Great pictures :) By the way i want to know you opinion about downshift... You like it ?

Logitech Driving Force Shifter - ISR Review The guys over at InsideSimRacing.tv have gotten their hands on one of Logitech’s new Driving Force addon shifters for the G29 & G920 steering wheels, putting it through a full review. Logitech’s new offering isn’t particularly attractive compared to the old G27 shifter as not only has the shifter been de-bundled from the wheel, it has also lost its button & d-pad functionality compared to the old model. There’s good news for owners of a G27 that make the switch to the G29/G920 can simply carry over their old shifter and use it as they did before, minus the additional buttons as these don’t work on the new wheel. The shifter is now available for 59,99€, watch the review below to see what the guys think of it!

Thrustmaster T150 - ISR Review The guys over at InsideSimRacing.tv have put Thrustmaster’s brand new T150 wheel through a full review. 11″ in diameter, the wheel rim features 13 action buttons, a D-Pad, the mandatory Playstation 4 buttons and the two large, 100% metal wheel-mounted sequential paddle shifters (5” tall). Despite being designed to appeal to customers on a budget, the wheel comes with impressive technical specs, featuring 1080 degrees of rotation that is fully adjustable down to 270 degrees. The T150 comes optical position reading with 12-bit resolution (4096 values on the wheel’s steering axis); mixed belt-pulley and gears transmission system and metal ball-bearing axle that should result both in a solid built and precision. Also included is a two-pedal pedal set with progressive resistance on the brake pedal, the wheel is fully compatible to Thrustmaster’s eco-system, allowing sim racers to use the optionally-available T3PA or T3PA-PRO 3 pedal sets if they wish. The T150 retails for 199 Euros/Dollars, more info on the wheel is available here.

Alex Kelsey's Rally Car :drool:

TDUFREAK500 It's Assetto Corsa and early version of Titan Mod for it :)

I have this version - Racer v0.9.0 RC4 If you need car mods look here: ehune01

Well i enjoy with it and my new keyboard G15 :) Not simulator game for sure (also it's very old) but i like cruising with Mazda MX-5. Don't try Multiplayer yet. I'm busy with ReShade :lol:

Yes :clap:

Hint - it's old game :) Nope :D