professorhat:
Agreed, my friend has the current
Logitech Driving Force GT and I had a little go on it with F1 2010 - it made the game soo much easier than using the buttons. I can also recommend using an ironing board for easy setup!
I have an older version which I need to dig out of the storage cupboard!
+1 on the steering wheel. I have the official Logitech GT4 wheel and it has to be the best £60 ish I have ever spent. It does take a bit of getting used to after a joypad but once you get the hang of it your lap times will come tumbiling down. It makes the game so much more enjoyable as you can feel whats going on, bumbs in the road for example and even when the back end of the car is getting a bit loose on the twisty stuff.
Good exercise as well as the wheel will try and rip your arms off given half a chance, trying to hold a le mans car straight when you are doing crazy speeds down the back straight of La Sarthe on GT4 is a mission in itself. A few laps of that track or the Nordschleife in a quick car will give your arms a work out and a half.
Still playing GT4 at the moment at a friends house on the weekends, well and watching Sopranos again. We use a narrow side table/stand thingy that is normally used for the house phone. The wheel had taken its toll on the wooden stand though as it had shaken it almost to bits. We had a two inch piece of mdf with recesses cut in for the legs to fit into and screwed and glued this to the base of the stand, as well as gluing up all the joints. The piece de la resistance though is the added dumb bell weights taped to the base, really solid stand now and does't move about when things get hectic. When sat in the couch it is the perfect height for the wheel, which is a bonus.