#Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel

The SideWinder Force Feedback Wheel is a compact, yet rugged state-of-the-art force feedback enabled PC steering wheel that includes an easy to release clamp for quick attaching and removing, sturdy, non-slip pedals, and a power supply brick. For gamers looking for instant out of the box gameplay, the SideWinder Force Feedback Wheel includes two major hit titles, Microsoft Monster Truck Madness 2 and Microsoft CART Precision Racing, both designed to support force feedback effects. Designed with input from professional racecar drivers, the SideWinder Force Feedback Wheel offers the realistic look, performance and ruggedness that racing fanatics demand. This controller is a compact, yet rugged state-of-the-art force feedback enabled PC steering wheel that includes an easy to release clamp for quick attaching and removing, sturdy, non-slip pedals, and a power supply brick.

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2 Responses to “#Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel”

1. Anonymous says:

   January 5, 2010 at 4:44 am

   Its well worth spending more and buying a quality wheel. Of course you can spend hundreds on very expensive wheels, but in this price range the main contenders are the MSFF wheel, Logitech, and Act Labs wheel. These are all Force Feedback wheels which is a must feature now that games support it in a much more sophisticated way. Just feeling the bumps when you hit the curb or other cars, is not enough. If you’re into racing sims, such as Grand Prix Legends, being able to feel subtle forces that let you know when the car is at the limit of traction, makes for a much more immersive experience and also makes you a better driver. I’ve used the MSFF for 18 months now, and it has it over other Force Feedback wheels in the following areas: 1) It has no weaknesses. Both the wheel and the pedals are good. Many wheels fall down in having poor pedals. Being able to apply delicate acceleration and braking is crucial. The Microsoft pedals have good travel and feel. In comparison a lot of Logitech owners have sunstituted their pedals for CH Pedals – which adds to the cost and hassle. 2)It uses an optical reader rather than potentiometers (Pots). Pots wear out quite quickly, the Microsoft Wheel has the same precision it did 18 months ago after hundreds of hours of use. Some people tend to be anti Microsoft which I feel have clouded their opinions when comparing the MSFF with the Logitech Wheel. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed with this wheel.
2. Gur says:

   January 5, 2010 at 4:55 am

   Wow! I think this wheel is great! IF you play any racing games at all you should run out and buy this product. The force feedback is simply great and the wheel is of high quality material too.