Moza’s PlayStation-compatible wheelbases break cover at Tokyo Game Show
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By Ross McGregor
- Moza unveils two PlayStation-compatible wheelbases at Tokyo Game Show
- Pedals and steering wheel also revealed
Moza has finally showcased its first PlayStation-compatible wheelbases, steering wheel and pedal peripherals.
The Chinese manufacturer shared an image of at least two wheelbases ahead of a full public unveiling at the Tokyo Game Show later today, which appear to be Sony-compatible versions of the 16Nm R16 Ultra and the 6Nm R5 Pro (the image quality isn’t super clear, but these PS variants appear to be called the R16S Ultra and the R5S Pro).
If Moza confirms this, the R16S Ultra will go toe-to-toe with Fanatec’s 18Nm ClubSport DD+, giving console players another high-torque wheelbase option.
The R5S Pro, on the other hand, will compete directly with the 8Nm Fanatec Gran Turismo DD Pro and the 5Nm Thrustmaster T598 at the more accessible end of the market. Although its price has yet to be revealed, Moza has a reputation for producing competitive products at a lower price than the established sim racing hardware brands on PC, so it’s expected to compare favourably to its competitors.
Moza also showcased the steering wheel that appears likely to be bundled with the new wheelbases, and it looks set to feature plenty of inputs. The two-pedal set also appears to be a tweaked version of the brand’s SRP pedals.
Presumably, there will also be an option to upgrade these with an additional clutch pedal, plus other accessories and steering wheels, although this has yet to be confirmed.
Moza’s expansion into the console market has been mooted for some time, with its recent partnership with Sony’s behemoth Gran Turismo gaming series paving the way for today’s reveal.
Moza R16S Ultra and Moza R5S wheelbase price
- Once Moza releases pricing details publicly, we will update this section
We will update this article throughout the day as more information emerges.
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