Ubisoft have announced that a steering wheel attachment has been designed by Thrustmaster. It will ship with both GT Pro Series and Monster 4x4: World Circuit. The wheel device has a rectangular slot in the center where the wiimote fits.
The simple nature of the device means that it will be compatible with any driving game that uses the wiimote horizontally with tilts for steering, such as Excite Truck or Cars. Comically enough you could probably use it for the new Sonic game too! Check out a picture of the device below.
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danfango said:
Having never owned or played the original, I will definitely be forking over the cash for this. ... Shantae to release on eShop June 20
WUMPER said:
Can't turn out any worse than when Sonic tried to go 3D. ... Pac-Man revamp coming this Fall
PHiRE said:
The trailer didn't do much for me, nice to see they're trying different with it, though. ... Pac-Man revamp coming this Fall
RealPokeFan said:
Omg... XD is not the smiley face, and no, it does not stand for Xtra Dimension. You guys haven't even played the game, ... Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness
thiagojorge said:
nao presta ... My Pokemon Ranch
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tabsina said:
This looks great, although it would seem as though the wheel is just a prop, as all it really does is spin the controller in a "cooler" way.
Killer Ape said:
Wow that's really weird, but kind of cool.
Lickwid said:
Just like the zapper accessory, this will be cheaper than most peripherals and it might feel more natural spinning this rather than the wiimote.
Unknown said:
This would be perfect for Sonic Wild Fire (not secret rings).
Killer Ape said:
This wouldn't be good for Sonic Wild Fire because it's not a racing game, even though you hold it like you're driving a car. Also Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam.
Hey said:
It might be EASIER to use the wheel for Sonic, because the demo looked a bit complicated. For example if you suddenly sneeze, CRAP! You fell off a cliff because you jerked the controller.
snipes83 said:
More accuracy, more realism, more fun! That's all I've got to say.
ganondorfrules said:
If it's used for racing games, it should work for Need for Speed Carbon I hope.
wii-mote dude said:
Two word for you all: excite truck.
Master Foot said:
Maybe it's just me but how exactly do you brake and accelerate if the buttons are not directly within reach ?
Bored said:
Hey Master Foot you most likely just pull back on the controller or maybe press the B and A buttons.
Scooby!_ Jew said:
I think I'll just stick with my God-given hands, thanks.
Master Foot said:
Interesting. I guess we will have to see how well this works. If the 1 and 2 buttons are used then what happens if you make a turn beyond 180 degrees? Hopefully it works well.