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1. gamer xyz

   May 11th, 2008 at 3:39 am

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   Pros: very precise and small wheel, stays fixed almost perfectly on the table

   Cons: absurdly fragile wheel, only suitable for small children (read below)

   This wheel is a joke, seriously. After 2 days of purchase, the gear change lever broke, and after 5 days, the wheel started to make stange noises and something inside it broke or is out of place. Windows (or games) doesnt register its left and right movements any more, so its pretty useless now ! You might think that i am stupid and have forced the wheel absurdly or even made something crazy like hammering it or throing it on the floor or jumping on it but thats not the case. The problem is that the wheel is absurdly fragile and doesnt stand normal abrupt turns in games. It seems like it was tested at thrustmaster by small children or a very delicate lady. I have a lot of experience with PC racing wheels and racing games. I have a MS FF wheel for about at least 6 years now and although its not very precise and doesnt fix well on the table, is resistant and its still working. Thanks God i bought that MS wheel at that time ! I also have a logitech momo racing wheel which although is precise and robust, is assembled with factory glue. Well, after 3 years of use, the glue dried so the logitech wheel is useless now !

2. Professional Wii Wheel?

   July 26th, 2008 at 3:22 am

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   [...] it something like this? Here’s the page with some more info… Thrustmaster Universal Challenge 5-in-1 Racing Wheel for Wii | 1st-handphone.com (The Ferrari logo makes this look kind of dumb, IMO) __________________ Awesome sig by Jonny5 [...]

3. Professional Wii Wheel?

   July 26th, 2008 at 7:18 am

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   [...] it something like this? Here’s the page with some more info… Thrustmaster Universal Challenge 5-in-1 Racing Wheel for Wii | 1st-handphone.com (The Ferrari logo makes this look kind of dumb, IMO) EDIT: Here’s another one I found… [...]