Fanatec has been struggling with official support from games, but I really think it has reached critical mass by now and that you should not be concerned about game support in the future.
-on PC their wheels work excellent with any game, so if you are a PC gamer, there are 0 concerns.
-on PS3 there were concerns in the past (F1 2010, WRC 2010), but everything got sorted out by both Fanatec and game development teams because of community pressure and it simply looks like future games can not afford any more not to support Fanatec wheels from day 1 (GT5 does not officially support anything but DFGT, but GT3 RS V2 works really well with it and unlike with G25, you don't even have to press the triangle button to engage clutch)
-on Xbox the Turbo S is practically the only good wheel and from what I've heard it really works well with Forza 3

Thanks for posting those photos. The seat looks amazing and I can't wait to try it out.

I've been thinking about buying this wheel for quite some time and since the new version is now available, which will also be compatible with GT5 and has new electronics to fix old bugs I am even more interested. How do you guys compare it to G25? I was going to buy the fanatec wheel stand for livingroom racing anyway , so i am not worried about the mounting mechanism. The main question is: Would you upgrade to GT3RS from G25? Improvement is always welcome and besides that I really hate that there is no force feedback in the center on G25.

Only 911 Turbo S is Xbox 360 compatible.

Still no news about this product? I will probably just go buy something else, because I can not wait any longer. Too bad

I am eagerly waiting to see the finished product. It looks like a great buy. I really like the simple yet sturdy design of this cockpit, because most of other cockpits don't have very sturdy wheel stands (despite higher price). I am also really interested in more information about motion systems (2DOF and 6DOF) and their pricing.
Keep up the god work and regards from Slovenia.