Hardware

Barnacules Nerdgasm had a chance to test on of the older models Virtual-GT motion Simulator rigs. It's a full motion system based on D-BOX technology and the simulator houses a 9 speaker sound system including tune subwoofer under the seat and multiple very large transducers throughout the rig.

DEM Racing Simulators uploaded a video presenting there DRS-13 3/4 cockpit with dynamic suspension.

Thrustmaster uploaded a second revealing video of the Thrustmaster TX Racing Wheel Ferrari 458 Italia Edition,for Xbox One. This video give you a glimpse of the high-end Force Feedback technology embedded into it.

Renovatio Development has revealed the SRD-9C Data Display. The SRD-9C is their new digital data display model. Stating that this is the first of the new SRD-XX family being presented, might mean that we will see more models hit the market.

Thrustmaster revealed the TX Racing Wheel Ferrari 458 Italia Edition,for the Xbox One. With over 20 years of expertise in simulation gear, and a close development relationship with Microsoft, Thrustmaster is excited to announce this racing wheel to the Xbox One marketplace!

rSeat Gaming Seats has presented the all new rSeat RS1. The second generation GT rSeat is trying to set new standards when it comes to high quality Sim racing rigs.

Zappadoc of EKSIMRacing posted a tutorial on how to use the SLIMax Manager v3.2 and later versions with the Fanatec 7 way encoder switch of the Formula rim and GT steering wheel, in addition to the full support of USB Display devices like SIM Race Deluxe or SIM Race F1 from SIM Display or SLI Devices from Leo Bodnar.

A while ago Sim Display introduced the new SIM Race F1 telemetry display that is closely based on a McLaren F1 display that is widely used by many of the F1 teams. Sim Display now revealed the specifications of their latest product. This new Display will be available very soon and fully supported by the upcoming SLIMax Manager III software package.

EC Sim Hardware announced the first PRO Feel Pedal "Advance" unit is ready to be shipped to one of the customers.

Chris Partridge, staff writer for Racing GT and rFactor 2 user visited the Base Performance Simulators facility near Banbury, UK.