Nintendo hasn’t given out too many details on the Wii racing wheel, but this video gives you all the basic information. The Wii racing wheel, which doesn’t have an official title yet, is more ...

LOGITECH INTRODUCES FIRST FORCE FEEDBACK WHEEL FOR WII Logitech Speed Force Wireless Racing Wheel Works With EA's Highly Anticipated Racing Game Need for Speed™ Undercover FREMONT, Calif. - Aug ...

Up until now, Wii-owning racers have been stuck with the Wii Wheel, Brando's Wii Multi-Axis Racing System or something they cooked up in arts and crafts. Now, however, Logitech is providing a much ...

Wii and realistic aren't often words that appear together, but Blazepro seems to think it's got exactly the product that'll unite these diametrically opposed forces. The Wii Realistic Racing Wheel ...

LOGITECH INTRODUCES FIRST FORCE FEEDBACK WHEEL FOR WII Logitech Speed Force Wireless Racing Wheel Works With EA’s Highly Anticipated Racing Game Need for Speed™ Undercover FREMONT, Calif ...

Ubisoft's Wii Wheel attachment will be both bundled with GT Pro Series, Monster 4X4 and sold separately. ... The wheel will be compatible with a number of Wii racing titles.

Released yesterday, these new Wii steering wheels are designed to look and feel more like a real racing wheel. The Rumble Wheel features an infrared pass-through and built-in rumble with an ...

Earlier this summer, Logitech debuted the Driving Force Wireless steering wheel for the PlayStation 3. It was essentially a streamlined, downsized version of the Logitech Driving Force GT, adding ...

Unlike the Xbox 360's racing wheel, the Speed Force will use two paddles underneath the wheel for acceleration, braking, and shifting. It can be either placed in a player's lap or used on a table.

Logitech has decided to make a force feedback racing wheel for Wii to work with Need for Speed Undercover. The peripheral will cost GBP 59.99, launch this November, and do futuristic things such ...

A Wii convertible. In the hundreds of hours you spent playing Mario Kart Wii with the Wii Wheel, did you ever once dream of driving your own vehicle in real life with that same peripheral?