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Ryan131

9:36 AM on 19 July, 2009

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Cor! I wonder if Johnny Lee's Wiimote hacks can be made to work with this system? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd3-eiid-Uw)

Also, I really want to try this with GeForce 3D!

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MazX

4:54 AM on 20 November, 2010

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I'm very impressed with the responsiveness of the IR5 in FSX, but I have to say that for $170+ the cheap plastic tangs that they put the head set assembly together with are totally unacceptable. Its pretty sad when some electrical tape rapped around the broken parts the DAY AFTER the IR5 arrived is about 10000 x stronger than the delivered product. Seriously guys, spend the extra 4 cents and put some meat into this thing so you can lay it on your desk without breaking it! BTW, I'm an IT exec in my late 40's so when I say something is cheaply built and breaks easily, its not because I'm too rough on things.

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MazX

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TrackIR is an effective technology that adds a new layer of immersion for fans of serious sims. If it only had stronger games support and a lower price point, it could probably convince some more mainstream gamers too. Read full review

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By Stuart Andrews
Reviewed 19 July 2009
Updated 21 February 2012

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