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- priesty_lfc
Hey guys,
First post in quite along time.
Im a PS4 Pro owner who has just stated getting into GTS, I was previously into GT5/6 and had a T500 with the pedals and a WSP.
when GTS came out the wheel wasn’t fully compatible with the PS4 (assume this is still the case) plus I just had a baby so the wheel was placed in the garage as I didn’t have time or space to play as much as I wanted.
My current wheel is probably 7 or 8 years old and the paddles are all rusty, as I’m planning to get fully back involved in planning to upgrade my gear.
my question is can I keep my pedals to use with any other Thrustmaster wheel? If so is that worth it? Due to the age.
If I get an updated steering wheel only will that add PS4 functionality on the existing base or do I need a completely new base and wheel?
With PS5 due next year I’m reluctant to spend loads otherwise it will probably be incompatible like the T500 was with PS4.
any advice would be much appreciated
First post in quite along time.
Im a PS4 Pro owner who has just stated getting into GTS, I was previously into GT5/6 and had a T500 with the pedals and a WSP.
when GTS came out the wheel wasn’t fully compatible with the PS4 (assume this is still the case) plus I just had a baby so the wheel was placed in the garage as I didn’t have time or space to play as much as I wanted.
My current wheel is probably 7 or 8 years old and the paddles are all rusty, as I’m planning to get fully back involved in planning to upgrade my gear.
my question is can I keep my pedals to use with any other Thrustmaster wheel? If so is that worth it? Due to the age.
If I get an updated steering wheel only will that add PS4 functionality on the existing base or do I need a completely new base and wheel?
With PS5 due next year I’m reluctant to spend loads otherwise it will probably be incompatible like the T500 was with PS4.
any advice would be much appreciated