Thrustmaster firmware updater not recognizing racing wheel

#Thrustmaster firmware updater not recognizing racing wheel full

The visuals seem to be replicating a set of lights often used in racing series with standings starts, such as Formula 1. ThereвЂ™s one row of lights that are lit and four rows of lights unlit on the graphic. Next info drop coming on January 20th #STARTINGLIGHTS /8vhp6bL9WV- Thrustmaster Official December 29, 2021 We promised to give you more info about our Direct Drive Racing Wheel before the year was up, so here is your first clue.

#Thrustmaster firmware updater not recognizing racing wheel full

While this isnвЂ™t that full announcement, IвЂ™m guessing by the graphic that this will be one of what looks to be at least five announcements before the wheel base is fully unveiled. Per the announced roadmap back in August, Thrustmaster posted that they hoped to unveil the Direct Drive Wheel Base, along with a slew of other products like the T248 Hybrid Drive and new pedals before the end of the year. That will be 20th January in 2022, when the second clue is slated to be announced. While thatвЂ™s not particularly surprising, we also got notice of when the next piece of information is coming. The news is that all Thrustmaster add-ons will be compatible with the upcoming Direct Drive base for PC. While there isnвЂ™t much to go off of in the tweet, a promise to say something before the end of 2021 was fulfilled, I suppose.ДЄ new social media campaign with the hashtag #STARTINGLIGHTS has Thrustmaster dropping their вЂњfirst clueвЂќ surrounding their latest project.

In the tweet, Thrustmaster sheds new light on their upcoming and anticipated Direct Drive Racing Wheel Base. A bit of a cryptic tweet from the official Thrustmaster account posted on Wednesday.