So how realistic do you like your simulators? Some racing fans are willing to spend thousands of dollars on displays, controls, and seats that move and shake to enhance their virtual driving ...

Home-built racing simulators are becoming increasingly popular, with something to suit every budget. It's possible to have an installation for $1,000 or $2,000, but you can also sink tens of thousands ...

For a full-fledged, bells-and-whistles driving simulator a number of unique human interface devices are needed, from pedals ...

Part 1 of this journey to Missouri in American Truck Simulator focuses on realistic steering wheel gameplay, route planning, ...

From the Editors of Super Street: We know it may appear like we have a penchant for the posh when it comes to gaming gear and in particular sim racing, but most of the stuff we write about is way ...

I'm all for cosmetic DLC that affects bits of a game you can actually see. (By contrast, purchasable character skins in first-person games seem a little silly.) So here's a new bit of downloadable ...

They are the poster boys for millions of racing enthusiasts who go wheel-to-wheel in their bedrooms, driving the surge in sim racing technology. Games such as Gran Turismo 7 (from £69.99), F1 25 (from ...

Take a look at gaming-wheel options in the affordable sim-racing category, and you get a couple of impressions. The cheapest, sub-$200 gaming-wheel setups on the market are simply not very realistic, ...