Equipment

Back in November, Motion Simulation announced their TL Series of motion racing rigs for the 2022 calendar year. Alongside the high-end £49,995 TL3 model, the slightly less expensive TL3 Lite weighs in at £29,995 at base pricing. Automotive influencer Peter Greaves (a.k.a. Petrol Ped on YouTube) recently made his way down to the Motion Simulations…Continue reading “WATCH: A tour of the Motion Simulation TL3 Lite rig”»

Fanatec is at it again, with yet another real-world partnership to further blur the lines, this time between the World Rally Championship and sim rallying – thanks to a new technical partnership with M-Sport Ford World Rally Team. The 2022 WRC will feature brand new Rally1 regulations, introducing hybridised vehicles including the Ford Puma Hybrid…Continue reading “Fanatec sim racing equipment to be used by M-Sport in the WRC”»

Two new steering wheel rims are on the market from Gomez Sim Industries. Both wheel rims under the ‘Omega Edition’ branding, consumers can find the new Formula Pro Elite and GXL Pro rims on the GSI website. Both new rims come with the same button layout and a fresh color scheme: a black, gray and…Continue reading “Omega Edition FPE, GXL wheels added to Gomez Sim Industries catalog”»

Sim racers competing at the highest levels, or even just in general, are likely going to want the best possible response time when racing so that they can see nearly instantly as the moves happen, am I right? I know that’s important to me. Games, or systems / monitors where there might be input lag…Continue reading “iRacing now included in NVIDIA Reflex’s low latency ecosystem”»

As racing games and simulators continue to evolve, so does the technology surrounding them. The PC gaming market, in general, is a volatile one in which something bought is usually “outdated” not too long after. The need to “future-proof” with the highest-end bells and whistles is something I’ve looked at a great deal personally. The…Continue reading “Two new Acer Predator Orion series desktop PCs revealed”»

Razer has just released details on a concept gaming chair featuring haptic feedback from experts D-BOX. Based on Razer’s Enki Pro gaming chairs, the Enki Pro HyperSense features 65,000 haptic variations and can simulate forces of +/- 1G. The chair tilts backwards and vertically 1.5 inches according to the actions in-game, providing an immersive experience…Continue reading “Razer announces concept Enki Pro HyperSense haptic feedback gaming chair”»

The Consumers Electronic Show, an annual trade show in Las Vegas, kicked off officially on Wednesday. Many prominent brands, such as Razer and Sony, both of which we’ve already covered already during CES 2022, have had announcements, developments, or new products to promote. HyperX, a gaming division brand under HP Inc. and maker of many…Continue reading “HyperX’s Cloud Alpha wireless gaming headset features a 300-hour battery life”»

To kick off its part in the 2022 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show, the Singaporean-American tech company announced on Tuesday that three new Razer Blade gaming laptops will be hitting the market in the first quarter of the year. The new Razer Blade 14, Razer Blade 15, and Razer Blade 17 will have some…Continue reading “Three new Razer Blade gaming laptops announced”»

Sony has revealed further details about its next-generation virtual reality headset for the PlayStation 5, and while we are yet to know what the device looks like, its price or release date, the technical details are initially impressive. The PlayStation VR2 is the official title of the upcoming device, that uses a new PlayStation VR2…Continue reading “PlayStation VR2 is a 4K headset with eye-tracking and rumble for PS5”»