Sega Dreamcast Race Controller Wheel

Do you like playing games? I like playing games, as do many people - as I can see from the vast amount of opinions on gaming here, but I like games to be very realistic, it just makes them worth playing more than those that aren't, naturally. I like the arcade gaming, especially the rallying games because they offer pure fun and adrenaline rushes - they allow you to race against others on rallying courses, for just £1, with your health remaining in tact. You needn't even have a driving licence to race on them! So, when you buy a console, or rather when I buy one, I normally make sure it has a good steering wheel to use for those racing ...  Read the complete review

I’ve only recently purchased my DC Race controller for the princely sum of £20 – a bargain you may think?? Well………. First impressions are – it comes in a massive box, which looks kinda cool, but if you’re buying it mail order you’ll definitely have to be in to accept delivery…. The Race Controller comes with a VMU slot and paddles either side of the wheel that correspond to the L and R triggers. On the wheel itself there are A, B, Up, Down and Start buttons – so it should be compatible with most driving games. In use the wheel feels ‘heavy’ and with games such as Crazy ...  Read the complete review

With the announcement of a 128bit console back in 1998, I thought 'YES!' the Dreamcast will surely have a decent steering wheel, and will be completely different to all the 32bit and N64 steering wheels that have 'rumble effects', and maybe the Dreamcast steering wheel will have similar technology to the Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback wheel - now that is an excellent peripheral! Sadly, this was not to be, and although different to the regular 'Madcatz et al' steering wheels, I was disappointed. The first major upset was when I read that the wheel will have a realistic 'heavy feel', so no force feedback then. Secondly, ...  Read the complete review