[badxIS300]

you can now download an IS-F game from Lexus.com...

ftp://ftp.atari.com/downloads/rFactor/rFactorLexusSetup.exe

 

[Phiberglass]

I got this game handed to me at an LA Auto Show.

Unfortunately it's only for PCs, and I'm still on PPC mac so I can't run bootcamp as I don't have an intel processor

 

[Flipside909]

This is the same game that was first released at SEMA 2007 in Las Vegas. Copies of the game were handed out and there were 3 simulators with real IS-F seats for people to race against.

 

[IS-F-I-Found]

Just started playing. I like it, but I'm a terrible driver!
Tips for newbs on the game, go to settings and difficulty and choose full steering assist, just to get the lay of the track. It's helped even me.

 

[Crester]

Just started playing. I like it, but I'm a terrible driver!
Tips for newbs on the game, go to settings and difficulty and choose full steering assist, just to get the lay of the track. It's helped even me.

no no no no noooooooooooo!!! Do not do that! Turn everything off and drive like a man.

I have everything off except for Traction control on "low" and ABS.

Here's a video of me. The video quality is crappy because I had to get the file size down to host it.

 

[IS-F-I-Found]

Nice driving! Do you have a wheel or just using the keyboard?

 

[Crester]

I have a Logitech Momo Racing wheel. It's pretty good... it has force feedback. Since rFactor is more of a sim racer than an arcade game... it's almost impossible to do well on it with a keyboard. You really need to feel the forces in order to do a good lap. For example when I was driving in that video... you could feel the forces of the understeer in each corner. That's how I knew how hard I could push and kept blipping the throttle. If I was doing it based just on hearing tires squeal... I wouldn't be able to react that well.

This is what my wheel looks like. If you don't have a wheel... I suggest getting one. They make the games much more realistic.