One-piece design, force feedback and wireless technology let you enjoy a more realistic driving experience without compromising the simplicity Wii™ is known for.
No pedals?
Tag: Became a freaking mod and a complete douche, coincidentally, at the same time.
Where's the keys? lol
OT: I'll stick with a wireless wheel than a constrained one where I can't move anywhere.
Looks pretty nice though. I do wonder what MKWii would feel like on a regular wheel. But I don't think I'll be investing in it anytime soon.
"Let justice be done though the heavens fall." - Jim Garrison
"Ask not your horse, if ye should ride into battle" - myself
| pichu_pichu said: That for $100???????????????????????????????????? |
That's the cheapest part, actually.
After you bought it. You'd have to also buy a car.
Proceed to gut the car so you can mount this wheel in there.
Then you need to add a TV in front.
Buying is actually the easiest part, as there's a lot of physical work involved mounting the TV on the front of your car along with the wheel replacing your real car wheel.
While installing the wheel, however, you might consider modding the wheel, so that you can get the gas and break pedals to hook up to the appropriate buttons to similate the actual thing.
Once all is said and done, you can finally enjoy your MKWii to its fullest.
| d21lewis said: Galaki, your grey print makes me feel like I'm reading through a fog. |
It's meant to simulate reading while drunk.
Is that the name of the new James Bond? O wait wrong topic.....
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Galaki said:
It's meant to simulate reading while drunk. |
Which is a little unfair to those who are drunk.
You do not have the right to never be offended.
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