Thrustmaster's latest product, the AVA Base caught my attention as soon as I started checking out the first news about it and saw the first photos. All of a sudden, it seemed exactly what I wished Thrustmaster would do on a joystick base. Is it, then?
The company is yet another player in the Force Feedback market.
The company’s new product is a leap forward as the company responds to the needs of simmers.
VPForce is a small company with what could be a very big product.
VIRPIL revisited and redesigned its most affordable joystick base, making it more complex and adding a clutch system, which suits the helicopter market. Thinking about getting it? Read on.
The most recent product by VIRPIL has the potential to be a simpler helicopter cyclic.
The new family member will allow for the removal of the centering spring without the stick falling to the side, making it another alternative for helicopters.
The ALPHA Prime is one of the latest VIRPIL products to come out to the market. But while it’s a grip that seems to be mostly aimed at space/sci-fi games, there’s a particular feature to this model that made me take a second look at it.
WINWING has been releasing some very interesting hardware. While this set is clearly targeted at the fixed wing simmer (it is an F-16 grip after all), the company is also winking at the helicopter pilot.
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the HOTAS Warthog, Thrustmaster is making it more affordable to get your set for the F-18 or F-16.