Best Wheel/gas pedal for gaming?

Just bought this model. Supposedly, there's a game you can use with the Vive on Steam and meant to be pretty badass Gonna look for it tomm.. Anyone have this one or another model they've been using and can give feedback? I like the Euro ones.

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It's essentially a 10+ year old design. Basically a rebadged g27 which is a rebadged g25 (the g25 imo is better because the gear lever has sequential shifter mode) I hear they even sell the gear levers separate now which is a total scam.
After a year or two they start to lose calibration, so you'll be driving straight while the wheel sits 15 degrees to the left.
I've given up on sim racing due to the autistic user base and lack of competitive games, although since VR has came in its probably a completely different ball game.
I don't think there been much progress in the last decade in terms of raw physics but raw graphocs/ui absolutely.
I've given up. I just use an xbox controller with forza now. But if you're looking for something better I'd suggest a thrust master direct drive wheel or a load cell brake pedal mod for your existing wheel.

completely this, at this point even the Thrustmaster wheels are a chinkshit meme, I jewed myself and went from a broken but repairable G27 to a TX (Which is basically a rebadged T300RS for xgay one) and shit started to fall appart just when the warranty goyim was about to expire, the pots were getting stuck all the time so I couldn't run high as fuck like Kyle Larson on Jeff Gordan simulator, I sold it on feebay for $200 shekels and bought some arduino leonardo shit, mowtowr microcontrollers and drill mowtors to experiment/make my own shit, I'm looking forward on doing motion sim with broken whiper mowtors but that is a harder feat to achieve. I say you should go for the DIY meme user, you will learn more about gaymz and sims mechanics adjusting your bootleg arduino software, try NR2003 you will git gut with that shit and you will be able to hang out with the cool kids at /ovg/ and call them faggots for not being able to wrench irl or to keep up with you in turnleft simulator

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The G29 is the same except it has more buttons. If you don't need XB1 compatibility return your G920.

>since VR has came in its probably a completely different ball game.
I'm just looking for for the VR ones so I can enjoy a comfy drive around Europe and enjoy the scenery. They have to make a decent one sometime in the next ~5 years, although the "truck of peace" attacks have now threatened to complete fuck the entire thing. I
ll never get to drive on the autobahn or through switzerland so I wanted this since it's the next best thing.

the T300 is the best bang for buck wheel I feel. I sold my g27 then bought the T300 used and have been playing Dirt Rally every day for a year and it still works fine.

I guess I might just be lucky though since I've seen a lot of complaining online about quality problems hence

I've bindir dundat with nr2003 but I'm yet to get into the DIY shit and fuck I can't wrench IRL, never tried so much as an oil change.
/ovg/ is good tho, one of the anons actually bought Assetto Corsa for me a few year back. A few autists there tho, I tend to keep away now.

Ah I see. I would know much about the newer stuff that's put there but I can say the game Live For Speed, which is quite an old game, has had recent updates to incorporate VR. It's hands down the best physics engine of any game I've tried. Very competitive online user base as well particularly in the demo which is free with a few cars and I think 2 tracks. If you like it you can buy the full version which has more tracks/cars and a relatively active league series user base. This is strictly circuit racing tho so if you're looking for a forza horizon style eye candy game look elsewhere.

So is the G25 my best option for something that supports PlayStation 2 as well as PC?

Yes absolutely.
G25 is just as good if not better rthan the g27 which is the g29/g920x whatever the fuck its called