No wheel support!?!?!!?!?

I wont even take this game seriously, until they have wheel support.

Race 07 + all expansions is still my go to Racing Sim bundle.

P.s for those interested . I have an i7 4770K, AMD R9 280x and 8 GB ram. Runs on high ( not ultra) super smooth. Accept for the occasional weird freeze.

@manoogian: Not on Ultra settings it wont, or games like Crysis 3 or whatever the highest quality games are.. Depends on what you want. I like to have Both highest quality settings PLUS 60 - 120fps. That costs more than $50.

I played Modern Warfare 2 the other day. Still my favorite COD game since COD1 and COD 2 and World at war. All the rest, Black ops etc, MW3, just dont do it for me.

I dont need a remastered COD4, i have COD4 on STEAM. People could just play that, for a lot less money, than paying for Infinite warfare. It's there.

@Myron117: You have practically the same as my rig. Accept I have a i7 4770K. Im Dling this now to see how good it runs.

@mhfon: f1 2013 is pretty good

real handy for games like nba 2k etc

Be cool if they go the Mass Effect route and create an actual full Final fantasy Trilogy.

@topmounter: I dont even need VR. The question I have is, can I just use it AS a giant moniter experience and play these games anyway, using this hardware?

Can i just use Keyboard and Mouse to just play games with it?

one day I might care. A lot of it reminds me when Wii first came out. That eventually became just a family novelty. My question is, can I use it as a massive movie theatre sized monitor and just use it with mouse and keyboard and play normal games? Can I use it to play NBA 2K16 for example? I might consider it , IF it is a giant monitor experience aswell, not just for VR. So a mix of VR, Track IR and just a normal monitor that's huge. Can I use VLC Media player with it, to watch movies in a giant movie theatre environment? Stuff like this would make me think a little more seriously about it.

@off3nc3: Just because it gets a 6 doesn't mean its a sht game. You might personally like it. Even if the reviewers don't give it an impressive review.

ARMA is one of my favourite military shooters. I love it, because I can design my own missions and have an arsenal of tons of weapons and gear and vehicles to play around with in the editor and make my own call of duty style missions, but way more realistic. But reviews are never normally high for it. Probably for good reason. That doesn't affect my enjoyment of ARMA at all.