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The Simucube 3 Sport, Pro and Ultimate deliver the most refined force feedback there is, but their premium price and more closed ecosystem make them a very specific kind of recommendation. After six months of testing and daily use, the Simucube 3 Sport and Pro have turned out to be two of the most interesting, […]
A clever modular wheel ecosystem with strong hardware, useful dash-sharing, and broad driving style coverage… BUT it got weird. Simagic’s Zeus Series is one of the more interesting steering wheel launches we have seen recently, not just because there are three new wheels, but because of the way the whole system is intended to work. […]
Few flight simulation products have achieved the legendary status of the Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog. Released in 2010, it arrived at a time when most simmers were flying with lightweight plastic controllers and suddenly offered something very different: metal construction, Hall Effect sensors, dual throttles and an authentic A-10 inspired control layout. For many enthusiasts, the […]
Forza Horizon 6 has already broken records and is proving to be one of the popular racing games ever made. While past titles have been heavily arcade focussed, FH6 is actually really enjoyable on a proper sim rig with a wheel, pedals, shifter and handbrake as a break from more intense simulation focussed titles like […]
Two feature rich mid-level MOZA wheels that cover a huge range of driving styles, with strong ergonomics, good software depth, but a few details that still need refinement. MOZA has been releasing new sim racing hardware at a pace that is getting genuinely difficult to keep up with. The CS Pro and KS Pro steering […]
Forza Horizon 6 is the kind of racing game that pulls in two very different audiences. On the one hand you have casual players who just want to drive fast cars across a big open world, and on the other you have the more hardcore sim racers who want to jump in for a bit […]
If your desk is held together with hope, hot glue, and a dream — this might be a difficult read. On one side we have the MOZA AB6: a 6Nm, smaller-footprint, easier-to-live-with force feedback base. On the other, the MOZA AB9: larger, heavier, smoother, and absolutely the kind of thing that makes you say “yeah, […]
What Is The Fanatec Wheel Hub? The Fanatec Wheel Hub is a QR2-based adapter for fitting third-party steering wheels to Fanatec wheel bases. It does three things:– Provides the QR2 Wheel-Side connection– Gives you common steering wheel mounting patterns– Includes the electronics needed to enable force feedback on Fanatec bases It supports 6 x 70 […]
A smarter and more usable evolution of Fanatec’s long-running Formula wheel, even if it still is not the bigger leap many sim racers had been hoping for. Fanatec’s Formula wheels have been revised so many times now that they have become a running joke. For years, sim racers have been asking for a more substantial […]
The Simagic Alpha Evo wheel bases are arguably one of the most exciting direct drive lineups to hit the market in quite some time. With four distinct models in the range, Simagic covers a wide spread of the market: the Sport (9Nm) at $399 USD, the Standard (12Nm) at $548 USD, the Pro (18Nm) at […]
A smart and versatile evolution of Moza’s entry-level load cell pedals, with meaningful improvements in the right areas Second-generation products are always interesting, because they tend to show how much a brand has learned from its earlier hardware. That is exactly what makes the Moza SRP2 pedals worth a closer look. When the original SRP […]
A long-overdue upgrade for Logitech ecosystem users, but not the universal slam dunk many were hoping for. It has been more than a decade since Logitech released the Driving Force Shifter, and the sim racing market has changed dramatically since then. While PC users have had plenty of H-pattern options, console users have remained far […]