Steering Wheels

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Overview

This page will explore the various PlayStation 1 steering wheels that were released and its manufacturer.

Note: These Steering Wheels are not officially made by Sony, but are licensed. (Images coming soon)

Steering Wheels

Mad Catz Steering Wheel

  • Year(s): 1996
  • Description: Analog and Digital Steering Wheel with Foot Pedals.
  • Manufacturer: Mad Catz

Thrustmaster Ferrari Wheel

  • Year(s): 1999-2002 (Tested by Michael Schumacher)
  • Description: Compact Racing Wheel with gearshift levers as used by Ferrari.
  • Manufacturer: Thrustmaster

Dual Force Steering Wheel

  • Year(s): N/A
  • Description: The Dual Force steering wheel which incorporates ‘Dual Shock’ technology generates vibration effects from all PlayStation games which have ‘Dual Shock’ coding
  • Manufacturer: Gamester

360 Modena Racing Wheel (Special Edition Red)

  • Year(s): 1999
  • Description: The Ferrari branded 360 Modena Steering wheel comes with the clever Knee Top system that allows the steering wheel section to neatly sit on a players lap
  • Manufacturer:Thrustmaster

Top Drive 3

  • Year(s): 1999s
  • Description: Dual Format Wheel for use with the PlayStation and Nintendo64.
  • Manufacturer: Logic3

Top Drive Sprinter

  • Year(s): 1999
  • Description: Designed for use with the Sony PlayStation
  • Manufacturer:Logic3
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