[dampeoples]

I've procured a Gamecube for my son, and want to get him a steering wheel for it. I see several universal wheels at Wal-Mart, are all of these pretty much created equal?
Also, does any driving game work with them?
Also, he's 4, and short, any suggestions on what to do with the pedals? He sits on the edge of his bed and plays his N64, but his feet don't touch the floor...

[BasketofPuppies]

Go with the Speed Force Wheel from Logitech. It's well made, and the only one licensed by Nintendo, so on the off chance it ruins his 'Cube's controller ports, Nintendo will help you out.

Just about anything unlicensed tends to break within a few months. Some are even known for destroying controller ports. Avoid them at all costs.

[Cubeoid]

I imagined a Gamecube with wheels underneath, so that the actual console can drive



ps.. I wish I had a son

[dampeoples]

Thanks, the lat thing I need is a bum port. I see it has 'flaps' for pedals, how do these work?
Also, I see these wireless controllers (I got some Madcatz one's from Target) are 2.4GHz, isn't that the same frequency that my Airport Extreme is on? I've not tried it yet, but I don't want there to be a problem surfing and playing at the same time..

[goMac]

Originally Posted by dampeoples

Thanks, the lat thing I need is a bum port. I see it has 'flaps' for pedals, how do these work?
Also, I see these wireless controllers (I got some Madcatz one's from Target) are 2.4GHz, isn't that the same frequency that my Airport Extreme is on? I've not tried it yet, but I don't want there to be a problem surfing and playing at the same time..

It's also the same frequency most wireless phones are on.

I have my AirPort base station set to interference robustness and that seems to take care of the wireless phone interference. I don't have any Wavebirds so I don't know about those.