The people at the Xbox camp have already been impressing crowds at E3 with a plethora of new title announcements for the Kinect console, but they didn't forget about their driving game fans with this Xbox 360 steering wheel.
Made specifically to be used with the upcoming Forza 4 title, the Xbox 360 steering wheel has a futuristic U-shape that resembles something found in an airplane cockpit rather than a standard sports vehicle. The gaming accessory will be wireless and let car-simulator aficionados get a more authentic feel out of their racing games (though I'm wondering why people don't include acceleration and brake pedals along with steering wheel add-ons anymore). The steering wheel accessory will be compatible with all Xbox 360 driving games.
You can expect the new Xbox 360 steering wheel to be available this coming October for $60.
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The Xbox 360 Steering Wheel Puts You in the Driver's Seat
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