Hardware

Update: The M4 wheel is again available to pre-order, in all regions, with deliveries set to land in Q3 2022.

At long last, over a year since its launch to market, Sony has revealed a range of faceplates for the PlayStation 5 console designed to switch out the original white for a much-needed splash of color.

If you want to get your hands on the official wheel of Gran Turismo 7 before the game launches on March 4, 2022, now’s your chance. Fanatec has started listing the “express version” of its new Gran Turismo DD Pro wheel on its website for customers to order today.

The Fanatec Gran Turismo DD Pro, the official steering wheel peripheral of Gran Turismo 7, is now available to order through the Fanatec website.

Fanatec has revealed its new PlayStation-compatible direct drive wheel, which is also set to become the official steering wheel peripheral of the Gran Turismo series. It confirms information that sneaked out back in July, when boxes showing the wheel appeared on social media.

Fanatec has at last revealed the pricing for its new Podium Steering Wheel BMW M4 GT3, with the full carbon-fiber wheel rim set to come in at a pretty steep $1,399.95/€1,399.95.

With more than a week to go until Black Friday 2021, sim racing equipment manufacturer Fanatec has announced its deals for the annual shopping extravaganza — and teased a new product launch at the same time.

Sony’s has released its latest set of quarterly financial results, revealing that the PlayStation 5 is still matching the PlayStation 4 in total unit sales.

Fanatec has opened the order books on the new Podium Steering Wheel Fanatec GT World Challenge bundle, allowing players to pick up the equipment used in this season’s Fanatec Esports GT Pro series.

After sneaking out at the hands of influencers and content creators last week, Thrustmaster has now officially taken the wraps off its new T248 wheel.

Earlier this week, gaming peripheral manufacturer Thrustmaster announced it would have no fewer than three new pieces of racing game equipment to reveal across 2021 — but we’ve already got a look at one, or perhaps two, through an unexpectedly early leak ahead of the official reveal.

Gaming peripheral manufacturer Thrustmaster is set to reveal three new products for the racing game market over the course of 2021, including a new direct drive wheelbase.

Thrustmaster, the current official racing wheel manufacturer for the Gran Turismo series, has issued a statement on this week’s announcement that Fanatec will assume the role later this year.

Images that seem to reveal Fanatec’s promised PlayStation 5 Direct Drive wheel have surfaced on different social media sites over the weekend, and it looks set to be an official Gran Turismo product too.

Confirming last week’s leak, Thrustmaster has now officially unveiled the T-GT II steering wheel.

Sim racing kit manufacturer Fanatec has revealed yet another new wheel for 2021, but this one comes with a bit of a twist.

After teasing us for much of the past month, Thrustmaster’s new wheel has broken cover — though not exactly how Thrustmaster planned it. According to numerous online store listings the new wheel is officially called the T-GT II, and will be a successor to 2017’s T-GT.

Sticking to its Thursday schedule, Thrustmaster has again dropped a teaser onto social media for an upcoming new product. However this time we’ve also got a date for the unveiling: June 23.

After a couple of batches of closed pre-orders earlier in the month, Fanatec has now made the new direct-drive CSL DD, CSL Pedals, CSL DD table clamp, and Boost Kit 180 bundles available for general pre-order.

Players eager to get their hands on Fanatec’s new entry level CSL DD direct drive wheel base can start to place their orders from today.