Gaming accessory maker Hori has shared a new video to show off its recently released steering wheels designed for Nintendo Switch. If you haven't seen them before or want to get another look, make sure to check it out above.
With both a Racing Wheel Pro Mini and Racing Wheel Pro Deluxe available, players big and small have suitable options should they wish to add some realism to their Mario Kart 8 Deluxe gameplay. We explored the differences between the two in our review earlier this month (video form below), although we came away mostly impressed with both of them.
You'll struggle to get one in time for Christmas now, of course, but if you're interested in picking one up you can do so below.
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Have you bought one of these already? Have you been eyeing one up over the past few weeks? Share your thoughts with us below.
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The DX version is the only one with a premium look to it; the others look a bit cheap and tacky in my opinion. I've still got the Labo wheel to assemble heh ^_^
Don’t be looking at your dad and grinning, keep your eye on the track son!
I’ll stick with what I have. The red and blue looks like it’s for little kids.
I have had the pro version since launch, and can answer any questions people have on it.
I can personally confirm that it works with GRID, WRC 8, V-rally 4, Fast RMX and Crash/Sonic. Including analog foot pedals where appropriate. It had seven different settings for sensitivity and dead zone, as well as the ability to remap buttons as needed. It's feels great, but I'd only recommend the clamp method and not the suction cups when playing.
I can confirm it does not work with Asphalt 8 or Trials.
I think the Mini Pro version is so much better to look at. It looks like it was themed to the arcade cabinet. The DX version has boring color combination.
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