So the experience is only worth it if you have a wheel setup?
Is there force feedback?
If so, what wheel do you recommend Xbox One owners to buy?
It's a great game even with a joypad (so is Outrun 2, but Daytona USA is better!)
I guess on the surface from videos, OutRun is about hitting brake/downshifting and swerving for a couple of seconds.
What about SEGA Rally?
In both Daytona USA and Outrun 2 (especially in Outrun 2's case), there's very little need to use the brakes if you're using manual transmission.
Outrun 2 is mostly a simple case of shifting down one gear to start a drift and then back up quickly to maintain your speed. Daytona USA is similar, but there's more important on which gear you shift to affecting the angle and stability of the drift you make. With a joypad it's recommended that you map the 4 gears to the face buttons, so you can easily select which gear to shift to, rather than relying on sequential shifting.
In both games however, you can simply initiate drifts with the brakes if you're not comfortable with manual shifting. It's both slower and less precise however.
Sega Rally feel entirely different to both, and bares more resemblance to more modern games like Dirt etc in regards to its handling model. The cars in Outrun and Daytona may as well be spaceships concerning their absolutely disregard for how a real car's physics work.
