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Thrustmaster is taking the next step in their lineup of racing wheels: The Thrustmaster T598 is a PlayStation-compatible wheel base featuring 5Nm of torque. The T818 has a cousin: Thrustmaster…
The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile and Next Level Racing have committed to a new partnership The post Next Level Racing sim racing equipment recieves FIA stamp of approval appeared first…
The entry-level Meta Quest 3S VR headset will be available in October for less than £300, offering near-Quest 3 levels of performance. The post Meta’s budget Quest 3S VR headset…
Asetek SimSports has some ambitious plans heading into the rest of the year as it ramps up plans for new range-topping and introductory products. The post PODCAST: How Asetek SimSports…
We run the rule over MOZA’s reworked R12 Direct Drive Wheel Base and see if its ‘NexGen 3.0 FFB Algorithm’ and price reduction gives it an edge over its mid-range…
CORSAIR CEO Andy Paul has moved to reassure Fanatec customers that all outstanding warranties and deliveries are still valid since the announcement of the takeover of parent company Endor AG…
We examine MOZA’s new flagship CRP2 Load Cell Pedals and establish whether they represent a step forward for the Chinese brand. The post New and Improved? MOZA CRP2 Load Cell…
MOZA Racing unveiled their CRP2 pedals at gamescom 2024, entering the mid- to high-end range for pedal sets for the first time. But how do the MOZA CRP2 stack up…
Images: Logitech G Almost two years after the release of its first direct drive wheel, Logitech has announced a range of sim racing gear at Logi Play 2024 – including…
With Corsair’s acquisition of Endor AG and its sim racing brand Fanatec official, questions about the German HQ and employees remained. A new press release clarifies that the core business…