Video: All-New PlayStation Move Racing Wheel Video Tour Demo

[PS3 News]

Sony Senior Social Media Specialist Rey Gutierrez has posted up all-new footage today on the PlayStation Move Racing Wheel video tour demo below.

To quote: Right before the launch of PlayStation Move, I sat down with Anton Mikhailov from SCEA's Research and Development team to get an in-depth walkthrough of PlayStation Move.

Anton and I are back at it again, and this time he's here to give you a detailed preview of the latest PS Move peripheral: the PlayStation Move Racing Wheel.

Paired with the precise tracking of PS Move, the Racing Wheel is a completely functional unit that offers second-to-none mechanics to control all aspects of your favorite racing games.

From the motorcycle twist throttle to the folding grip design, Anton shows us how this new peripheral transforms your PS Move motion controller into the ultimate racing experience.

As we mentioned before, the PlayStation Move Racing Wheel will be available this fall for $39.99 and will support upcoming racing games like LittleBigPlanet Karting, in addition to PS3 racing favorites like Gran Turismo 5, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, Burnout Paradise, MotorStorm Apocalypse, and more.


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[HeyManHRU]

What a waste of time from Sony's part. A racing wheel is much better than this, the only advantages this has is the mobility, but is it really worth $40 + the price of a move controller?

[Prince Valiant]

You're better off spending a little more to get a real wheel. A wheel may be bulky but, it's definitely worth it for playing racing games.

[Hagan]

It looked like a stupid "invention" at first. But it came out as a coherent thing. For someone who owns move or is fond of driving/flying games.

[InfinitiProject]

I'd rather get this than having a wheel set taking up space around the house.

[leon315]

we're enough... an another money-tricking-tool by $ony... it's just awful.

[Broka]

Great another peripheral i'll get... just for me to use it on the odd occasion, then end up gathering dust in my room. Guess its sonys answer to ms' speed wheel.