Driving has alway been not a very strong side of Nintendo Wii. This phenomenal and sensational video game console was kind of fun gaming orientated. All these Mario games and Wii sports were quite fantastic in their own genre, but real driving was never even mentioned. Apart of some cartoon like carting games, which were still just a fun way of competing with the rest of the family. And so, Wii was never thought as a driving simulations platform.

But something happened in the end of 2009. Codemasters launched their official FIA Formula One game. And one of the first platforms to accommodate the latest F1 season sim, was namely Nintendo Wii. Some might say, that this means nothing, but if they analyze the current situation in the world of sim racing they will be quite surprised by a certain fact.

The fact that at the moment Nintendo Wii is the only real console or computer platform that supports Formula One 2009. The other two alternatives are Sony PSP and Apple iPhone. Very good handhelds but with no serious driving sim capabilities. And with the PlayStation 3 and Xbox360 game versions not been released until September 2010, Wii is definitely going to have a race of its own for a very long time. GranTurismo5 is no where near launch as well. It all works out more than perfect for Wii.

But what made the configuration Nintendo Wii - Codemasters F1 2009 the best racing sim available is Logitech Speed Force Wireless. The steering wheel that broke the boundaries of Wii remote and open a wide bright window for racing simulations. On a console that keeps surprising everyone.

 OpenWheeler's tilting, folding and gliding real car racing seat delivers significant solidity and comfort for individuals of any size. This half-priced game driving seat is constructed to comply with any steering wheel type. OpenWheeler will significantly increase the joy from your regular car driving video game simulation activities.

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