Thrustmaster
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| Thrustmaster | |
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| Specialty | Hardware and accessories for PC and game consoles[1]
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| Website | thrustmaster.com |
Thrustmaster is an American developer and manufacturer of PC and video game accessories, namely wheels, joysticks, and gamepads.[1][2] In August 2010, the company revealed it had obtained licensing rights to various Disney franchises, including Cars.[3] They debuted a Lightning McQueen-themed Wii Wheel in October,[4] and followed in 2011 with several Cars 2-themed items.
Catalog
| Photo | Title | Compatibility (for/für/pour) |
Item ID | Ref. | ||
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| Name | # | |||||
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PS3 Move Protection Pack | PlayStation Move | 4160570 | ||
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Gamepad: PS3® / PC Wireless S-Pad |
PS3® / PC | 4160572 | ||
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CARS Wii Wheel | CARS WII WHEEL | 4660413 | [1] | |
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DS Pack | Nintendo DS® Lite, DS®I, New 3DS™ | CARS 2 DS PACK | 4660428 | [2] |
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Projector Stylus | Nintendo DS® Lite, DS®I, DS®I XL, DS®I LL, New 3DS™ | 4660447 | ||
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Thrustmaster official site
- ↑ Thrustmaster on Wikipedia
- ↑ "History". Thrustmaster.com. Retrieved May 25, 2025.
- ↑ GamesIndustry.biz, Contributor (August 19, 2010). "Thrustmaster Disney range: Wii Cars Wheel, Epic Mickey Paintbrush, Fairies DS packs and TRON accessories launching in October". GamesIndustry.biz. Retrieved May 25, 2025.