Genesis Announces the Seaborg 400 Racing Wheel Controller

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Most gamers utilize a mouse and keyboard for about games, while other gamers may use a controller, merely some utilise a racing wheel for racing simulators. Genesis has announced the Seaborg 400 Racing cycle controller; this controller offers much more immersion when playing a racing game. The Seaborg 400 racing cycle utilizes a mounting clamp and has a total of xv buttons. This racing wheel will feature support for various consoles and computers with a price of $159.

The Seaborg 400 racing bike offers a dual vibration organization and a total of 15 buttons, allowing racers to feel the driving terrain easily.

The Seaborg 400 racing wheel offers widespread compatibility among devices, including Sony Playstation 3, Playstation 4, Microsoft Xbox 360, Xbox 1, and even offers back up for the Nintendo Switch. This widespread support means that moving this racing wheel among various devices is both like shooting fish in a barrel and efficient. The racing bike offers a rotation range of 270 degrees to 900 degrees allowing racers to drift around near every corner.

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The Seaborg 400 racing wheel utilizes a dual vibration system allowing drivers to feel every bump in the road. The Seaborg 400 racing wheel offers gamers to feel the difference in the driving terrain. This racing wheel offers eight programmable buttons. A wide array of customization allows gamers to perfectly prepare the racing wheel to fit their racing game and racing style.

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This racing wheel offers both special suction cups to ensure that the device is secure on the desk, but this device likewise comes with clamps for a much more than secure feeling when racing effectually each corner. Keeping the racing wheel stable and secure incredibly of import for the immersion that the racer feels.

The Seaborg 400 racing cycle is fabricated from a combination of metallic and ABS plastic and offers a cable length of 200 cm. This racing bike also offers an additional USB port on the back and a three.5 mm jack allowing users to hands connect nearly any headphones to the racing bicycle, offer even more immersion.

The Genesis Seaborg 400 will feature a cost tag of $159 and exist available on diverse retailers' websites and various stores in the next coming days, with no exact date set.