Logitech G923 Racing Wheel and Pedals

First let me say I'll update this with time. Right now it's March 31st 2021. Also id give this 4 stars without question if more games supported it's defining feature and I'd give it 5 stars if you didn't need to buy 2 identical wheels if you want to use a wheel on xbox/playstation. There is no real reason this shouldn't work on both because hardware wise they are identical down to the last screw. The button labels are the only difference besides the software flag that says no this can't work on the other console. Ok so the wheel like logitech wheels that came before it runs on a system of gears and rumble motors to provide steering feedback and the sensation of bumps and things. The ONLY thing new here (besides a better brake pedal) is a spinning disc that does it's best to mimick the feeling of a cars engine reving and some other small things you would feel through the wheel of a car... It essentially uses the games audio for this and it's actually a fairly convincing system BUT the game has to explicitly support the feature and the issue is most games don't. Even games on logitech's website that are on the supported list don't always actually have the feature and that's because it was supposed to be added to these games but wasn't and logitech never updates the list on the main website or support website. The issue with that is they are asking $50 to $100 more for this wheel over the g920 which is otherwise the same force feedback system minus the above mentioned aspect. Honestly the system logitech has been using hasn't really changed since the ps2 era. Speaking of consoles... They sell this in a xbox and playstation variant. The only difference between them is the labels on the buttons... Oh and a little software flag that tells the console that the wheel shouldn't be allowed to work. So as an owner of both consoles it really bothers me that my $400 wheel won't work on my playstation for absolutely no reason. Those gripes aside I do like the wheel. I was upgrading from a g27 which I had mounted to a Playsets evolution 3 model chair/mounting system. All the mounting hardware is the same and there was no issue mixing and matching pedals, shifters or ebrakes. Everything just worked out of the box although I suggest doing some internet searching to find the best FFB (Force feedback) settings for a game (they are different for each) and then dialing it into the best feeling for your personal taste. It's easy to do and honestly once you have done it for a couple games you can basically setup any game without needing to search for settings unless the game is giving you a hard time. To wrap up, this is another good quality wheel from logitech that I really hope starts getting more support in games because so far the games they said it would be patched into have never been updated. Even the brand new Dirt 5 doesn't support it and codemasters had the most games on the compatibility list by far... Sadly most of the promised games didn't get said support. If this is your first wheel also make sure to give yourself time to adjust. At first you will probably do significantly worse than you were doing with a controller but with a few hours of practice and a good night sleep you will find yourself posting better laptimes and needing less assists like ABS, TCS & TCM in games.