Brook Ras1ution 2 - Racing Wheel Converter for Racing Games on The Original PS3/PS4/PS5/NS Consoles

Took some trial and error to get it to work on PS5 but it works with a wheel that was designed for PS2/PS3. Even the force feedback works flawlessly without any input or feedback lag. The plug n play didn't work intially so tried it on Nintendo switch with Mario Kart to check if my old wheel still worked and it did. Ras1ution 2 doesn't automatically detect what system it is connected to, you just need to select it at power up.Because my wheel lacks a Home/PS button, <Select+Start> is substituted for it. So went back to connecting the wheel to PS5, pressed <Select+Start> to log in wheel and the D-Pad became responsive in Gran Turismo Sport. A spinning tire on the small oled screen confirms the wheel is connected successfully. The device simply emulates the most popular wheel for each platform via it's translation interface/software. Example: on PS5 it's the Logitech G29, etc. Recommend going to Brook Accessory website to check for your wheel's compatibility and button map list so you wouldn't be perplexed as I got at first.P.S. If you're going to upgrade the firmware, connect it to PC instead as the mobile app is too slow and would glitch (thankfully no harm done).Conclusion, though the device is initially expensive for what it does it beats buying racing wheels for all your consoles. The bonus is that force feedback not just vibration works for my PS2 wheel. There's about a $40 gap between the R1 and R2 with the only notable difference being the R2 adds PS5 support.

This is definitely worth having if you have an xbox logitech g923 wheel to play on the PS5. It works. GT7 worthy. Watch the Brook Res1ution 2 YouTube set up video. Is super simple to set up. Just plug and connect press the xbox button and you’re all done. Hope this helps.

I just bought the Ras1lution 2 racing wheel converter to use my Xbox Wheel on the PS5. Sim Racing is a MONEY PIT!!!First of all the product does not work as advertised it only half works. I have spent 5 hours trying to get Force Feedback working I make 26 bucks an hour at my job so it's literally like paying twice for this product and it still doesn't work.Yes you get steering pedals and paddle shifters working just fine but the one thing you need is force feedback.

If you're looking for a way to use your racing wheel setup across all PS5, XSX|XSS, and Switch, look no further.Thanks to this converter, I got my Logitech G920 wheel working across my PS5, XSX, and Switch. And it did so much better than I was expecting. Obviously the force feedback and shifter still doesn't work with the Switch even with this converter but one really good thing to note is with this adapter, I got racing games that didn't work with the official Mario Kart Hori Wheel to work with my Logitech G920. On top of this, I was able to use the button remapping within the Switch itself to remap the buttons on my G920 using this converter. It worked perfectly with my PS5 and XSX as well and retained the settings I set in the Logitech software on PC for the wheel range.Needless to say, I absolutely recommend any multi platform gamer who doesn't want to invest in a wheel for each system to pick up this converter. It's well worth the money and works incredibly well.

Yes, Moza R5 is working with this product. To get R5 to work you need to update the device firmware. At the time I write this review, the latest version is 1.2.0.I have GT6 on PS3 and GT7 on PS4. The R5 is not officially supported by GT. But the R5 will work with both titles. Both titles consider R5 as a regular controller. With trial and error, I learn, that the d-pad works, and the XYAB will map to Sq-Tr-O-X. The pedal's throttle and break map to R3 and L1 (I think), and the wheel turning maps to L3. For PS4, I set the device to PS5/PS4 wheel. For PS3, I set the device to PS3 controller (the PS3 wheel doesn't work!). If there have a user guide or at least a mapping guide would be nice.For PS4 and GT7, the FFB seems to work ok. Wheel turning seems to be a bit weak, but you can set up the strain in the device to compensate. I am pretty happy with it.For PS3 and GT6, the FFB is ok, but not as detailed. Wheel turning is very weak. I turn the strain up to +10, I still have a hard time turning the car. It is a bit disappointing. I wish the next update firmware would fixed this issue.