Hi Gary, Well, one miner comment to add to your post. Technically the game isn't being designed with the keyboard user in mind here. Yes, it has keyboard support, but I am designing the game mechanics and game play around the Logitec Momo Racing Wheel the same way Jim Kitchens Match 1 TTS game is. There is so much more you can do with a racing wheel with force feedback support than your plane vinilla keyboard. Improved responce times and more accurate stearing just being two of the big ones. I know when playing Rail Racer there is a huge difference in keyboard control and stearing wheel control. When I was practicing the game using the keyboard I was discovering in online play everyone was dusting me left and right. They were cutting there track times in half, and I was just the slow guy in the race. Well, when I purchased the racing wheel for Raceway Ssuddenly my lap times were rapidly improving and I was able to stear the racer better. Especially, when taking those curves in Rail Racer which is where you lose all your speed and momentem. Another point of having a racing wheel with feedback support it is like stearing the car with certainr estrictions on how fast you can turn and the motors inside simulate actually trying to make a difficult turn. If you end up running into the marbel I can have the ff wheel vibrate like crazy simulate running over rough terrain which will likely destroy your tires in the process. However, the vibration will give you a good clue you aren't on the track any more. Keyboards just can't give you nearly as much control or feedback.
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