New PlayStation Move Racing Wheel Puts You in the Driver’s Seat
There has been no shortage of accessories for the PlayStation Move since its release back in September. CTA Digital stands among a select few manufacturers that have been providing some additional ways to enjoy Sony’s latest product. Now CTA Digital is adding a racing wheel to its wide line-up of assault rifles and charging docks.
CTA Digital has announced the next addition to its wide selection of PlayStation Move accessories. This time around it’s aimed at racing fans and utilizes a Move controller housing to simulate a racing wheel. The wheel can dock either the Move or DualShock controller and uses suction cups to mount the device to a flat surface. In my experience, this doesn’t work too well, and the mounts for Logitech’s products are generally superior to the rest of the pack. However, while a price nor release date have been announced for this new racing wheel, chances are it’ll be very affordable.
Images of the product can be seen below:
8 Responses to “New PlayStation Move Racing Wheel Puts You in the Driver’s Seat”
Oh this looks good to own
I don’t see how this could work. The wheel would have to be parallel to the camera. That can be uncomfortable. Plus what game actually still support Dualshock 3 tilt steering. I think COD 3 is the only one I’ve ever heard of.
Nice concept but I doubt that GT5 uses move to control cars, They might have better luck with Sonic Kart Racer…
gt5 does support move
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It looks sexy but as a means of actual practical use I do not see it working very well. Maybe I don’t understand something here though.
…if there are no pedals, and considering where the buttons are on the Move controller, how uncomfortable is it going to be to accelerate and brake?? My other concern is if the wheel has any tension to it or not, something about the pictures makes me think it’s more like a Wii wheel with a base rather than a racing simulation wheel. In my experience racing wheels just don’t feel right at all if they don’t simulate real tension in the steering column
That’s what my problem was with the WII Wheel; the plastic was too light, and I couldn’t keep it steady when I was driving. What I ended up doing was sitting in a chair, knees up as a makeshift steering column, and driving with my wrists there.
The steering column is a great idea, but now I’ll have to get a table or something so I can sit and drive with the wheel stationary in front of the TV for a great simulation setup.
S/N – I’d also love a new Burnout with Road Rage on it, so I can act like I’m REALLY fnckin’ those cars up!