Steering wheels. If you have the space, one of the most immersive ways to play a racing game is with a steering wheel controller. They’ve become better over the years, adding more degrees of ...

This reportedly looks like an Xbox game controller, only it uses a wire to connect with the vehicle's computers. However, our sources claim the Cybercab can also be controlled wirelessly, from ...

Pushing the steering wheel forward turns on the nitrous, leaning forward or back accelerates and brakes, and a few arm signals let you navigate the game menus. This works by mapping gestures to ...

Designed as a controller for driving and racing games on the Microsoft xBox 360, the Ferrari 458 replica wheel is flush with all the functions you’d need for playing Forza 4 or the latest Need ...

The unique wireless game pad combines the best of both worlds - the advantages of a PlayStation ® 2 controller and the functionality, precision, and feeling of a Speedster steering wheel. The ...

While a steering wheel isn't always necessary in the racing genre, it would be a true shame to play these Xbox Series X/S driving games without one.

Nintendo Switch has a port of Mario Kart 8, and so it has its own motion control steering wheel controller, too.. Digital Foundry's John Linneman, who is at a Nintendo Switch hands-on event in ...

After that, the steering wheel worked fine as the main controller for my PS4. Learning to drive Above: My kid, driving with the Logitech G29 Driving Force racing wheel.

For those interested in viewing Senza's video where he beats Borderlands 3 with a steering wheel, click here. Be forewarned: There are various NSFW references and explicit language used throughout ...

While using a controller to play "Cuphead" or old Atari games in your car is no doubt novel, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced plans on Thursday to add the 2018 mobile racing game "Beach Buggy Racing ...

The auto-racing drama “Gran Turismo,” based on the Sony PlayStation game and released by Sony’s Columbia Pictures, makes much of a concept I’d never heard before: “to podium.” It means ...