Starting with the G25 gear-driven force feedback wheel in 2006, the Swiss-American company evolved that same basic concept into the G27 in 2010, then the Logitech G29 and Logitech G920 in 2015.

Logitech's latest is the $299 G27, a 900-degree, ... Going for a test drive To see what the G27 is worth we kicked the tires and lit the fires on our favorite race simulation of the moment, ...

The G923's MSRP is $399, though it's already $349 at Best Buy and Logitech wheels can almost always be found on sale. Hardcore sim racers may scoff at the G923's internals and dismiss its haptics ...

You can program them through the included Logitech Profiler software as well as in game in most current titles. I can say that with past experience with wheels with far fewer buttons are just not as ...

Like the G25 before it, Logitech designed the G27 with precision in mind. The 11-inch wheel sports 900 degrees of rotation, simulates tire grip through force feedback, and comes wrapped in buttery ...

That means you can get your drive on with Forza using the Logitech wheels. The converter is more than just for allowing the G27 to work with the Xbox though.

The Logitech G27 Racing Wheel will be available for the PS3 and the PC, and this new model features a dual motor force feedback mechanism with helical gearing.

Logitech, the makers of the popular premium G25 racing wheel, have one-upped themselves with the brand new G27 Racing Wheel, which replaces the G25 as the company's flagship racing hardware.

If you lean more towards the Xbox 360 for your driving and racing action and you want to use the G25 of G27 from Logitech a new adapter will let you do that.