Hori’s Official Mario Kart Racing Wheel Is The Stuff Of Dreams.
Imagine using it to play Mario Kart Tour. Hori, known for their game accessories and peripherals, is making officially licensed Mario Kart racing wheels for the Nintendo Switch. There will be two different versions, one looking a bit more on the ‘casual and kiddy’ side, while the other one looks more geared towards hardcore racing sim fans. Maybe it’s just a coincidence, but this comes after the hot launch of Mario Kart Tour, which I’ve tried, but not extensively enough to give my thoughts on it yet. And don’t worry if you don’t have a Nintendo Switch because it’s apparently going to work on PC as well (not so sure about other consoles). Features also include: Joy-Con and Pro Controller functionality to play with other games. Remappable buttons. Adjusters for Deadzone (and “Reality”?), that serve to fine-tune steering. Only works in dock mode. Clamp and…
[Review] GRID Autosport
Good enough, but Codemasters continues to disappoint. I had already made a review for GRID Autosport on my Steam profile, but aftering spending time revisiting this game, it’s warranted that I re-review the game. My original “very negative” perception of GRID Autosport has changed to that of one more favourable, but it is still not the great experience that it should be. I will be quoting my original review as I explain and add on to what I originally wrote. Race Driver: GRID “I don’t get it. How do you start off making one of the best racing sims ever and create games that sequentially get worse?” Race Driver: GRID isn’t just one my favourite racing games, it is also one of my favourite games of all time. It was the perfect racing sim game for me, even though I highly preferred arcade racers. Having your manager call you by name felt…