The cars are then able to race against each using the Sony PlayStation Grand Turismo 3 game in exactly the same seats, surroundings and even the same Momo sterring wheels used by the likes of WRC driver Harry Rovanperra in the Mitsubishi works team.
That's sick! It would be sweet to actually have that setup. Though I think I would prefer some other car. Like an old muscle car or something....& without the stickers so it would look allright to play other racing games too.
That's not the point of rallying though. That's why the STi and Evo are AWD-- so they're harder to break the tail end out. Rallying is all about setting a best time, not drifting on dirt. And 500lbs of torque in a rally is a little intense to be constrained to 2 rear wheels.
Ummm I'd much prefer to actually take those cars out racing than just sit them in a room and shove a TV screen infron of them and pretend to race.....If you've got the money to do that to them, then surely youve got enough dosh to race cars. Anyway kool for an arcade.
I saw a GT3 version of those at the Sydney Motor Show last year, looked quite fun but I couldn't be bothered lining up to play a game I had at home, when I saw the BMW GT4 demo though, then I lined up
