Child Games That Require Controlling Force

A very light and easy to deploy stand. Some stands require you to use some force to deploy but this one seemed very easy to extend and get started. This is a lighter stand so I wouldn't recommend mounting something very heavy on this. I mainly use my camera speedlite or the medium sized LED video light panel on this and it holds very well. For the price and quality, there's nothing to complain.

Feels quality. Strong, solid, sturdy. Almost do not require force to lock the wheels in place - that's my favorite feature.

So I've been a life long gamer, the last time I had a steering wheel setup was on the Playstation 1 with the original Gran Turismo, fast forward 25+ years and I decided I'd give a racing wheel another try (as I have most of the Forza Games, plus Dirt Rally and a few others). Let me just say, what a difference 25 years makes! Force Feedback is amazing! Not only does it really feel like a car driving down the road, but most racing games allow for nearly infinite adjustability of the Force Feedback Settings. This wheel is actually too powerful on the highest settings, so I've dialed the strength back to 50% in most of my games. I'm playing to enjoy the games, not wrestle with the steering wheel, but some gamers might like the steering a lot stiffer, and this will deliver. The buttons on it feel well built like they won't break or stop responding, and in the rubber section of the wheel it feels very grippy and well built in your hands. The plastic part of the wheel feels a little cheap but it won't wear. As for the pedals, they do the job and aren't terrible, but also nothing to write about. After a few weeks I upgraded to the T-3PM pedals that Thrustmaster just released, and they are well worth the upgrade. I still have the pedals it came with as a back up in case the new pedal set runs into issues. If you've been thinking about getting a racing wheel, this one is great!

I have this attached to a Playseat and absolutely love it. It makes playing racing games so much more fun. The force feedback is pretty strong and makes driving feel realistic.

New games have come out in Sim Racing that require the need for wheels that can do the job, and this one does it. This wheel shape is used in many cars other than F1. My husband loves it! He put it on his T300 GT machine. Note: You might want to wear gloves as the grips get pretty gritty feeling after heavy use. But ...no problem. :)

I love the Oculus 2, but using games that require physical use such as boxing or exercise, the headset puts a strain on the spine and vertabrea. I was sore for a couple days playing a boxing game. The immersion is so real that one game I played caused me to feel nauseas after following a character around an ancient castle for an extended time.

It's a force multiplier!

If you are serious about controlling your lighting, this is a must have in your arsenal.

The force feedback works really well!

Gaff tape - it's like the Force.