Launching this October for $199.99/£169.99, the Thrustmaster T150 Force Feedback racing wheel and pedal set is compatible with the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC. Officially licensed for PS4 and ...

The Thrustmaster T598 bundle is an excellent budget-friendly direct drive option for PlayStation and PC players, although it doesn't quite live up to the hardware manufacturer's huge marketing claims.

Designer and manufacturer of interactive equipment and gaming accessory Thrustmaster launches the optimised T248 Hybrid Drive system, a racing wheel designed to master all types of tracks. The new ...

Cologne, August 5, 2015 —Thrustmaster is releasing the TX Servo Base Racing Wheel, a standalone version of the official wheel base for Xbox One of its acclaimed TX Racing Wheel. PC and Xbox One racers ...

While I have been toying with the idea of upgrading my Logitech Driving Force Pro wheel (the official Gran Turismo 4 wheel), the cost was simply too much for me and I couldn’t justify the expenditure ...

An impossibly fast and luxurious hypercar is probably out of the reach of most people, but the next best thing is a dedicated rig built just for racing games. Racing wheels have evolved over the years ...

Good news everyone! A patch for Farming Simulator 15 is now available on PC, PS4, and Xbox One, which adds compatibility with Thrustmaster’s range of racing wheels. Woohoo! “The possibility for our ...

Thrustmaster’s T248 is an excellent force feedback wheel, which means it offers a strong level of resistance while duplicating the effects of the track on your car in great detail. As an added perk, ...

Following the Ferrari 250 GTO Wheel Add-On and T80 Ferrari 488 GTB Edition, the third product unveiled by Thrustmaster to celebrate Ferrari's 70th anniversary is the TS-PC RACER Ferrari 488 Challenge ...

Mirror reviews the Thrustmaster SF1000 wheel and the Thrustmaster TS-PC Racer Servo Base on PC. With Formula 1's popularity surging over the last few years, so has the appetite for high-quality sim ...

When I look back, many of my favorite games supply a distinct sense of movement, a kind of reworked physics that directly connects my hands to the physicality of the thing I’m controlling onscreen.