Thrustmaster Announces TGT III Racing Wheel for PlayStation Consoles
Thrustmaster has unveiled the TGT III racing wheel for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, with a launch scheduled for this Christmas priced at $750.
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Thrustmaster has revealed the TGT III, a new racing wheel for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles scheduled to launch this Christmas for $750, Push Square reported. The hardware is designed for use with sim racing titles such as Gran Turismo 7. [1][2][4]
Push Square reported that the peripheral was developed to align with the vision of Gran Turismo series creator Kazunori Yamauchi. The unit features a Direct Axial Drive motor architecture that draws inspiration from modern performance hypercars, according to a press release cited by the outlet. It also incorporates Thrustmaster's Harmony technology. [1]
Thrustmaster is an American hardware company that manufactures joysticks, controllers, and steering wheels for consoles and PCs. The firm holds licensing agreements with third-party brands such as Ferrari and Gran Turismo, alongside official licenses for Sony PlayStation systems. [2]
The Gran Turismo franchise is developed by Polyphony Digital for PlayStation platforms. The sim racing series aims to replicate the real-world performance of licensed automobiles and has sold over 100 million units globally since its initial release in 1997. [4]
In short
- Thrustmaster announced the TGT III racing wheel for PS5 and PS4.
- The wheel is set to release this Christmas with a price of $750.
- The hardware features a motor architecture inspired by performance hypercars.
- The peripheral is designed for sim racing games including Gran Turismo 7.
Sources
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- [1]Thrustmaster Reveals New $750 PS5 Racing Wheel for Gran Turismo 7Push Square, 15h ago (the report this story comes from)
Background
- [2]Thrustmaster on Wikipedia
- [3]List of video games released in 2026 on Wikipedia
- [4]Gran Turismo (series) on Wikipedia
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