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Following up the recent video interview trailer with their own Executive Producer and Thrustmaster’s eSports International Team Manager, Studio 397 have now posted a new one with Porsche Factory driver Matt Campbell and Josh Rogers of Porsche Coanda eSports Racing Team.
Though the intro is worth watching, they begin to talk about the actual software at the 3:40 mark. There is some (minimal) footage shown of the software this time.
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