Logitech Flight System G940 Force Feedback Flight Sim Controller

New G-Series Controller

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If you happen to be into flight sims as I once was you’ll know that there’s no substitute in terms of emersion factor that a quality flight sim controller and, to that end, Logitech hope to secure a wad of your hard earned cash with their newly announced Flight System G940 Force Feedback Flight Sim Controller.

The Logitech Flight System G940, apart from coming with force feedback, consists of joystick, rudder pedals and throttle stick which, according to Logitech’s press release, apart from being the company’s first force feedback flight simulation controller has been “inspired by military and commercial planes and helicopters” (though, ultimately, it’s pulling inspiration very much from FBW control systems such as those utilised by modern aircraft as opposed to those with yokes – B747 et al).

Designed specifically with reference to Microsoft Flight Simulator X, IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946 and Lock On: Modern Air Combat as well as X-Plane 9, the Logitech Flight System G940 sports a two-stage metal trigger, six programmable buttons, mini-stick, 8-way hat and three analog trim controls as well as programmable dual throttle, (for use with multi-engined aircraft), eight programmable base-buttons, two additional eight-way hat switches, four programmable grip buttons and two rotary analog-controls – which ought to see you fairly well catered for regardless of whether you’re sim-flying an F18 or an A380.

The Logitech Flight System G940 Force Feedback Flight Sim Controller is primed for final approach into Europe and the US from September and will set you back around $300 and 280GBP respectively.

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