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Schyssta rattar! Historien om hur vi styr våra bilspel
This article traces the history of steering wheels in racing games, from early arcade machines to modern direct drive technology. It highlights key developments from companies like Logitech, Thrustmaster, and Fanatec, detailing how direct drive has revolutionized the immersive experience for players.
Logitech and Thrustmaster lead Forza Horizon 6's sim racing compatibility during launch week, with "additional support coming in update" for Nacon, Moza, and Turtle Beach
Logitech and Thrustmaster wheels have full compatibility at launch for Forza Horizon 6, with additional support planned for Nacon, Moza, and Turtle Beach peripherals in future updates. Players are advised to update drivers and firmware for all steering wheel devices to ensure optimal performance, even for those with partial support.
Save 35% on one of the best budget racing wheels of all time for console and PC sim racing
Amazon is offering a 35% discount on the Logitech G29 and G920 racing wheels, bringing them to their lowest price since Black Friday. These wheels, compatible with PC and either PlayStation or Xbox depending on the model, are praised for their durability and suitability for sim racing beginners. The G29 includes RPM indicator lights and extra buttons, making it a slightly more feature-rich option for those without a specific console preference.
What to Know About Entry-Level Direct Drive Sim Racing Bundles | Invision Game Community
Entry-level direct drive sim racing bundles offer a significant upgrade in realism for newcomers, with the MOZA R5 Bundle being a popular complete package. Direct drive systems provide more precise force feedback by connecting the wheel directly to the motor, enhancing immersion. Bundles simplify setup and offer a balance of performance and affordability, with many supporting PC and offering upgrade potential within their ecosystems.
The Thrustmaster T248R is making me question where a sim racing wheel with no direct drive and no modular wheelbase fits in the market in 2026
The Thrustmaster T248R offers a complete sim racing bundle for new players, featuring improved pedals and a leather-clad wheel rim. While its gear and belt-driven technology may feel dated for 2026, it performs well in arcade-style racing games like Forza Horizon 5, though its force feedback is less impactful in more simulation-focused titles like F1 25.
