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Duncan Robertson

Someone put a force feedback wheel on an RC-style controller, and with GameSir's Swift Drive on the way, I hope this sim racing trend continues in 2026

A screenshot from a YouTube video by Jason Winfield showing him holding the pistol grip force feedback controller.

The classic issue of getting into sim racing is that you need to spend big, but to even enjoy the kit you've bought, you'll need to deal with the faff of setting it up at a desk or coffee table. It's either that, or you keep it as a mainstay feature in your home, which isn't the most practical solution since one of the best PC racing wheels and pedals will take up a fair bit of space.

It's always felt to me like more of a middle ground should exist. Can't we get one of the best PC controllers that's designed around realistic sim racing? Thankfully, a trend that seems to be emerging in 2026 is crafty folks putting force-feedback wheels inside smaller gaming accessories. That's exactly what one YouTuber, Jason Winfield has done with a pistol-grip RC-style controller, and I think they may be onto something.

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