GT III Steering Wheel for PS4 and PS5, the latest addition to its ongoing 16-year-long partnership with Gran Turismo.

Thrustmaster has unveiled the T-GT III Steering Wheel for PS4 and PS5, the latest addition to its ongoing 16-year-long ...

The two-part Spec IV is not the only new thing coming to Gran Turismo 7, as the game is set to receive a brand-new $750 ...

Extraordinary flexibility thanks to modular design. Xbox function buttons large and easily reachable. Compatibility across PC and Xbox. Precise and accurate performance. Still corded-only. D-pad still ...

I've been an advocate for Microsoft Flight Simulator for a while now, encouraging more newcomers to take to the skies. However, the game's casual collection of fighter jets doesn't dabble in all-out ...

The new T598 is compatible with the PS5, PS4, and PCs and introduces a new electric motor delivering smoother wheel turns. The new T598 is compatible with the PS5, PS4, and PCs and introduces a new ...

Thrustmaster sent an early unit to Polygon late last week, and we’ve been putting it through its paces for a couple of days now. The centerpiece is the yoke itself, which works quite differently from ...

Named the TGT III, this upcoming PS5 and PS4 wheel has apparently been designed true to the vision of series creator Kazunori ...

As someone who’s gone so far as to put money in a Polish bank account for a Belarusian man named Slaw in exchange for high quality pedals, I was overjoyed when Thrustmaster’s PR people reached out ...

For 686 days, Carlos Sainz held a strange piece of Ferrari trivia. He was gone from the team, driving for Williams, and yet he remained the last man to win a Grand Prix for the Scuderia. Every Sunday ...

The Thrustmaster T818 Ferrari SF1000 Simulator racing wheel kit offers a powerful upgrade for anyone who has tried Thrustmaster's great belt-driven models to date. However, the lack of console support ...

The Thrustmaster T598 bundle is an excellent budget-friendly direct drive option for PlayStation and PC players, although it doesn't quite live up to the hardware manufacturer's huge marketing claims.