French publisher and hardware manufacturer Nacon has announced a new racing department called Revosim at Bigben Week 2024 - as well as a new Direct Drive racing wheel.
SIm racers likely know Nacon best for their years of WRC games, but the French company also produces gaming peripherals like headsets and controllers. Now, it looks like the company is getting much more serious about its sim racing efforts.
As part of Bigben Week 2024, Nacon announced the formation of its new racing department called Revosim. According to their announcement, "this represents a natural step in the evolution of the company's expertise." Subsidiaries of the company include Kylotonn (who are behind Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown as KT Racing) and RaceWard Studio (TT Isle of Man series, RiMS Racing).
Revosim looks set to be a new hardware brand first and foremost, with a new Direct Drive racing wheel having been announced at the event. The wheel base will supposedly come with a GT steering wheel and a load cell pedal set, with more hardware for the Revosim range to be developed soon. A mobile companion app is also in development, according to the release.
More details about the upcoming hardware are expected 'soon'. Nacon describes Revosim as a premium brand, with the wheel representing "a technological concentration of reactivity, precision and quality."
What do you make of Nacon's foray into the world of sim racing hardware via the Revosim brand? Let us know on Twitter @OverTake_gg or in the comments below!
SIm racers likely know Nacon best for their years of WRC games, but the French company also produces gaming peripherals like headsets and controllers. Now, it looks like the company is getting much more serious about its sim racing efforts.
As part of Bigben Week 2024, Nacon announced the formation of its new racing department called Revosim. According to their announcement, "this represents a natural step in the evolution of the company's expertise." Subsidiaries of the company include Kylotonn (who are behind Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown as KT Racing) and RaceWard Studio (TT Isle of Man series, RiMS Racing).
Revosim looks set to be a new hardware brand first and foremost, with a new Direct Drive racing wheel having been announced at the event. The wheel base will supposedly come with a GT steering wheel and a load cell pedal set, with more hardware for the Revosim range to be developed soon. A mobile companion app is also in development, according to the release.
More details about the upcoming hardware are expected 'soon'. Nacon describes Revosim as a premium brand, with the wheel representing "a technological concentration of reactivity, precision and quality."
What do you make of Nacon's foray into the world of sim racing hardware via the Revosim brand? Let us know on Twitter @OverTake_gg or in the comments below!