I've heard of gaming on a budget, and then there's this.
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Since I started on my racing wheel kick back in October of last year, aficionados have been urging me to give Logitech's popular G27 wheel for PS3 and PC a spin. Instead, I jumped forward a generation.
Pursuing my newfound love of racing wheels has been an expensive endeavour -- so far I've played with a $US400 Mad Catz wheel and a $US400 Thrustmaster wheel. Ringing up at a modest $US90, the Hori Racing Wheel for the Xbox One provides excellent motivation for spending a lot more.
Thrustmaster's T300 RS force feedback racing wheel is the first officially licensed force feedback driving controller for the PlayStation 4. I am actively afraid of it for the best of reasons.
Late last night, during my fourth day of playing Forza Horizon 2 with Mad Catz' Xbox One Pro Racing Wheel, I began to wonder if force feedback in my hands was enough. Why isn't my chair shaking? Shouldn't I feel the vibrations of the road beneath my feet? Oh no.
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