Thrustmaster

Let's turn back to the products.

I should also mention we tried a new Thrustmaster's first ever dedicated truck wheel.

It can also be used for coaches and buses as well.

and it's going to be budget focused so i felt like some of the materials weren't as nice as the moza wheel for example but it does come in at a lower price point including the way of mounting it to your desk and i enjoyed my time with it so that comes out later this year and we also tried very quickly the aztec virtual button box which is available for those with a touchscreen estate wheel at home already but not many people do and Also, I mean, we've tried it for like, I think last year's Gamescom, we saw a prototype of the Xbox compatible Initium wheelbase.

It's just, I find it impossible.

But previously, it would have had to have been with like a Thrustmaster or something, I assume.

Because you wouldn't have had a mouse.

Well, no, on the Amiga, you did have a mouse.

Ito Oxman sends me a link to New Egg.

It's a Thrustmaster TX wheel.

It was only $300.

I was like, I've always wanted to get a wheel like that, but I'm not sure if I want to spend the money or whatever.

You should just buy it.

I'm like, okay, you're right.

So I got this Thrustmaster TX.

I bought a set of Corsa like a million years ago because I was like, oh, cool.

And of course, IndyCar racing, you know, Geoff Crammond started it with IndyCar, Indy 500, and then IndyCar racing, NASCAR racing.

The bug just bit and then at some point I got a steering wheel, a Thrustmaster T2.

I've got a video somewhere on my channel where I restore one to USB operation and then try it out, and I'm shocked how impossible it is to control cars with that thing.

But it was sort of advanced in, in the mid-'90s.