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Tonsko said:
The best one is the Fanatec, but it's about 250 quid w/out pedals I think. The MS one is not great. I had 2 when F3 came out, took them both back for problems. Not even sure if they do them any more.
Yer been looking at the Fanatec and there a couple of people on here who have them but too expensive, the MS one is not availabe new any more. I have an MS xbox official wheel with pedals, I didn't know they were no longer available. I got mine in GAME and I am sure I have seen them available in some GAME shops. I haven't had any problems with mine excepting it doesn't sit naturally on the thighs when sitting in front of the TV and using it on your lap.
There is a new official MS xbox360 wireless speed controller steering "widget" being released on a 14 Oct for about £45. It can be pre-ordered in GAME and resemble a large plastic horse-shoe with triggers and buttons. http://www.xbox.com/en-GB/Xbox360/Accessories/Cont...
This from the official MS Xbox360 site:
Take the wheel for easy motion-controlled racing. With the Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel, experience realistic, accurate steering, and feel every bump in the road with rumble feedback. The Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel is compatible with all your favorite racing games* on Xbox 360, and puts you in total control with intuitive buttons and triggers.
Intuitive steering with motion sensors
Trigger buttons for gas and brake
Buttons for game-specific functions
A,B,X,Y for interactions
D-pad for navigation
Guide including ring of light, start and back
Rumble feedback
There is a new official MS xbox360 wireless speed controller steering "widget" being released on a 14 Oct for about £45. It can be pre-ordered in GAME and resemble a large plastic horse-shoe with triggers and buttons. http://www.xbox.com/en-GB/Xbox360/Accessories/Cont...
This from the official MS Xbox360 site:
Take the wheel for easy motion-controlled racing. With the Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel, experience realistic, accurate steering, and feel every bump in the road with rumble feedback. The Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel is compatible with all your favorite racing games* on Xbox 360, and puts you in total control with intuitive buttons and triggers.
Intuitive steering with motion sensors
Trigger buttons for gas and brake
Buttons for game-specific functions
A,B,X,Y for interactions
D-pad for navigation
Guide including ring of light, start and back
Rumble feedback
- -- Does not contain shoulder buttons which may limit functionality in some games.
Edited by XMG5 on Wednesday 5th October 13:20
There seems to be a lack of any decent XBox 360 steering wheels that feature force feedback! It seems you're limited to the TVR steering wheel on Play.com or the rather expensive, but rather nice Fanatec stuff.
I'd personally see if you can pick up an original Official XBox wireless steering wheel. It's a lovely bit of kit; smart, well constructed and can be used on your lap. I'd love a steering wheel setup with clutch and gears for £250, but the only 360 compatible wheelset that provides a clutch pedal is Fanatec.
I believe the new CSR range is about £400 for the wheel, pedals and separate gear shifter
I'd personally see if you can pick up an original Official XBox wireless steering wheel. It's a lovely bit of kit; smart, well constructed and can be used on your lap. I'd love a steering wheel setup with clutch and gears for £250, but the only 360 compatible wheelset that provides a clutch pedal is Fanatec.
I believe the new CSR range is about £400 for the wheel, pedals and separate gear shifter

I have always found Microsoft official add-ons to be well made and sturdy. I have hade several MS wheels both PC and xbox360 as well as PC joysticks and trackballs and mice and I have always been satisfied with their build-quality and reliability. The only reason I needed to but two wheels fo my PC was due to a change in interface on the PC from serial port to USB.
Even if I buy the new MS steering device/yoke thing I shall be keeping my MS wheel.
Even if I buy the new MS steering device/yoke thing I shall be keeping my MS wheel.
I bought the MS xBox Speed Wheel when I bought Forza 4 and found it to be of good construction (usual for MS products IMO) and responsive for steering in-game cars. However for some reason there is virtually no force-feedback sensation in the device. despite an in-game feedback setting of 100% the feedback remains non-existent.
XMG5 said:
I bought the MS xBox Speed Wheel when I bought Forza 4 and found it to be of good construction (usual for MS products IMO) and responsive for steering in-game cars. However for some reason there is virtually no force-feedback sensation in the device. despite an in-game feedback setting of 100% the feedback remains non-existent.
The speed wheel does not feature force feedback, only proper wheels have force feedback then speed wheel just vibrates the same as a controllerJamesd49 said:
The speed wheel does not feature force feedback, only proper wheels have force feedback then speed wheel just vibrates the same as a controller
That's the problem...it doesn't vibrate like the standard controller. When the Speed Wheel failed to vibrate I switched to a standard controller and re-run the race on the same track with the same car; but the difference was marked in favour of the controller 
XMG5 said:
That's the problem...it doesn't vibrate like the standard controller. When the Speed Wheel failed to vibrate I switched to a standard controller and re-run the race on the same track with the same car; but the difference was marked in favour of the controller 
Thanks, I certainly wont be buying one
Theres an offical one for sale on ebay.. currently £21.
Cant see it going to £120 as they guy is selling collection only.. dunno if Clevedon (just south of bristol) is any good for you?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/xbox-360-steering-wheel-...
Cant see it going to £120 as they guy is selling collection only.. dunno if Clevedon (just south of bristol) is any good for you?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/xbox-360-steering-wheel-...
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