Atkin removed his Nardi steering wheel from the quick-release he had installed on the column. He then installed the tiny plastic Wii steering wheel instead, placing the Wiimote controller inside ...

Well, that's all fine and well, but it's still just a plastic casing for your controller, right? The Wii Steering Wheel II will cost you just $10, but I'm not even sure if that's worth it.

The initial video shows Atkin removing his Nardi Torino steering wheel, drilling holes through the Wii controller, and mounting it in the car.

The steering wheel peripheral--while a neat idea--seems more suited to casual players of Mario Kart Wii (such as younger children, partners being forced into it by their gaming better halves, or ...

When Mario Kart Wii introduced motion-controlled steering, an accessory in which to slap one's Wii Remote was a natural addition. Now that Mario Kart 8 allows the same type of control with the ...

In a video posted on the Nintendo Today app, Nintendo showed of the new Joy-Con controllers connecting magnetically to the Nintendo Switch 2 Steering Wheel accessories. It seems as though these ...

When it comes to controllers for racing games, there is perhaps no better option than a force feedback steering wheel. With a built-in motor to push against the wheel at exactly the right times ...

Personally though, I’ll just keep using the Wii controller all by itself. That way I save $20 and keep what’s left of my dignity. Homemade Wii accessories: steering wheel [WiiFanboy] ...

Nintendo's Wiimote controller has been given no shortage of attachments and shells to turn it from a wand into a sword, gun or steering wheel,… ...

Buckle up, these $15 Switch 2 Twin Racing Wheel controllers have made my friends and I truly Mario Kart World obsessed.

Are you interested in a gold Wii steering wheel? No? Well how about a bright red Mario hat? No? Well surely you'd like a set of table calendars featuring Nintendo characters!

The Nintendo Switch 2 steering wheel accessory leak can be seen here. Its design is a familiar one for any Nintendo fan who owned a very similar accessory on the Wii.