About a buck more than the last deal. Well worth it if you want to give SIM RACING a go.
The very easy to use Content Manager 3rd party app will let you up the graphics so it will look much more modern. Along with other tweaks and mods.
For those considering venturing into sim racing, here are my tips, drawn from my own experience of starting not long ago:
Hold Off on a New Wheel Purchase:
If you're uncertain about your level of interest, consider acquiring a budget-friendly wheel. I personally obtained one for $50 through Facebook Marketplace. Despite being over a decade old, it still functions exceptionally well. Check it out here: https://www.beracer.com/logitech-driving-force-gt/. It comes with Windows 10 driver support and operates on Windows 11 with Core Isolation turned off.
Persist through Challenges:
If you're new to sim racing, expect a learning curve. Initial races might be challenging, with the likelihood of spinning out of control. Stay determined, experiment with different cars, and don't be disheartened by initial setbacks. If the experience becomes less enjoyable, consider using assists. Don't be swayed by online opinions; the primary goal is to have fun and derive enjoyment. If a pure sim game isn't right for you, try something less complex.
Upgrade Gradually:
Enhance your setup as necessary. While I'm content with my current kit, I may explore better pedals in the future for an improved experience. The key is to find a balance between enjoying your current setup and gradually investing in improvements.
Crazy value even if it's $1 more than ATL. If you've been thinking of sim-racing or just trying out this type of gaming experience, hard to go wrong!