Thrustmaster put its own excellent anti-drift tech into this Xbox controller, and now it's on sale ahead of Black Friday.

Thrustmaster has packaged the same technology found in many high-performance hybrids and EVs into a new direct-drive sim-racing wheel called the T598. Compatible with PlayStation and Windows, the ...

We’re big fans of Thrustmaster’s eSwap products at TechRadar Gaming but the Thrustmaster eSwap X2 H.E. isn’t exactly the big leap forward the brand’s controller lineup needs. As for changes, the ...

If you're looking to get into racing sims with a direct drive setup, you can pick up the Thrustmaster T598 for £366.99 (was £449.99) at Amazon right now. As mentioned, that's a lowest-ever for the PS5 ...

For my money, there’s no greater malaise in modern gaming than stick drift. After forking out hundreds of dollars for a console and sometimes a similar fee for a top-of-the-line pro controller, seeing ...

Let’s start our analysis by looking at the basic details of both steering. The Thrustmaster T248 is a reasonably affordable wheel. It is fairly light, making it easier to mount and use. Its complete ...

The Thrustmaster Eswap X Pro is very flashy for a wired controller. An Xbox Series X/S refresh of Thrustmaster’s modular controller design, it has swappable, removable parts. That is, you can ...

The Thrustmaster T128 is an affordable and accessible sim racing wheel ideal for newcomers who want to jump up from a controller without breaking the bank. At just $199.99 it includes Hybrid Drive ...

As someone who’s gone so far as to put money in a Polish bank account for a Belarusian man named Slaw in exchange for high quality pedals, I was overjoyed when Thrustmaster’s PR people reached out ...

Thrustmaster has finally joined the direct-drive party, following in the footsteps of Fanatec, Logitech and more, but how does its version stack up? The T818 racing wheel base is Thrustmaster's ...

The Thrustmaster T598 bundle is an excellent budget-friendly direct drive option for PlayStation and PC players, although it doesn't quite live up to the hardware manufacturer's huge marketing claims.