Brook Ras1ution 2 - Racing Wheel Converter for Racing Games on The Original PS3/PS4/PS5/Switch Consoles

I TAKE IT ALL BACK!!!!. Amazing news Brook has release a new update to the adapter Firmware Version 1.8.5 an I can say after 4hrs of testing on GT7 on PS5 it works, freaking AMAZING!!!. No issues. Highly Recommend.

Very good works as it should highly recommend

Will not connect my x-box Logitech steering wheel to my ps4 nor ps5. Total waste of money! States in listing to be a simple plug n play application but even after digging into every possible option it provides i was still unable to get the Brook to allow me to use my xbox wheel with my ps4 or ps5. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but for it not to work with 3 different ps5 and 2 different ps4 I'm thinking it's not operator error...

I've got a Moza R12 with SLP pedals and at first Grand Turismo 7 was undriveable on the PS5 using the Brook adapter. The steering was 180° off so it would cause me to slam hard into the wall at start up of GT7. After searching the internet for an answer I found a Youtuber that had contacted Brook and they provided a Beta firmware update for the Ras1ution 2. Once I installed the update and used the phone app to recenter the wheel I was off to the races. However there is still an issue for force feedback to the wheel. The R12 is capable of up to 12nm of force but I'm getting about 3, maybe as high as 5 so hopefully that can be addressed in future updates for the higher nm wheel bases.

Took some trial and error to get it to work on PS5 but it works with a wheel that was designed for PS2/PS3. Even the force feedback works flawlessly without any input or feedback lag. The plug n play didn't work intially so tried it on Nintendo switch with Mario Kart to check if my old wheel still worked and it did. Ras1ution 2 doesn't automatically detect what system it is connected to, you just need to select it at power up.Because my wheel lacks a Home/PS button, <Select+Start> is substituted for it. So went back to connecting the wheel to PS5, pressed <Select+Start> to log in wheel and the D-Pad became responsive in Gran Turismo Sport. A spinning tire on the small oled screen confirms the wheel is connected successfully. The device simply emulates the most popular wheel for each platform via it's translation interface/software. Example: on PS5 it's the Logitech G29, etc. Recommend going to Brook Accessory website to check for your wheel's compatibility and button map list so you wouldn't be perplexed as I got at first.P.S. If you're going to upgrade the firmware, connect it to PC instead as the mobile app is too slow and would glitch (thankfully no harm done).Conclusion, though the device is initially expensive for what it does it beats buying racing wheels for all your consoles. The bonus is that force feedback not just vibration works for my PS2 wheel. There's about a $40 gap between the R1 and R2 with the only notable difference being the R2 adds PS5 support.

Just got a PSVR2 and thought Gran Turismo looked neat with it, never got a PS4/5 wheel since I tend to game on my XBox more. Saw this Adapter and it works as advertised. I did update the Firmware using my PC over the phone app since I figured it would be fast but not sure if it makes a difference or not. Once I turned on my PS5 I plugged in the adapter, plugged in my wheel, it auto detected my system, then I tried to use the wheel and it didn't seem to work. I used the phone app after that and saved a profile and loaded it and then it seemed to work perfectly after that. So not sure if that step of saving and loading a profile is a must or on the first use it takes 5ish minutes to work. Either way it does work maybe takes some fidgeting with or some patience.UPDATE:So this thing works fantastic, I'm not sure what the initial deal was the first day when it took a bit for my PS5 to recognize my Xbox wheel but I haven't into an issue like that since. I also wanted to update that I was able to get the adapter to work with my switch as well. I fell in love with GT7 so much that I ended up buying a Logitech Pro wheel and sadly that wheel does not work with the adapter unless I try to use it in compatibility mode as a G923 wheel. This was never advertised to work with that wheel so will not dock any points and can still use with compatibility mode.

I bought this to play Mario Kart and other games on the Switch using an entry level high end DD Wheel Base. I didnt want to use the cheap plastic steering wheels from Hori and PXN V9.To get it to work with the Nintendo Switch: plug it into the switch, plug your wheel base into the device, set the Ras1ution to Nintendo switch mode, download Brooks Ras1utions app, use the Brooks app to remap the buttons, go to th Nintendo switch settings, scroll down to controller mode, turn on pro controller mode in the Nintendo Switch menu, and the whole thing should work. Took some sometime to figure out all the setting necessary to get this thing up and running - I almost return it thinking it doesn't work.For reference I am using a Fanatec GT Pro 8nm.The problem I had initially was there was absolutely zero guides to to get this working for the switch except some vague instructions on YouTube from Brooks. Brooks need to do a better job making a video and how to set this up for anyone, not just savvy tech users. They simply dont have the exact details down incase people missed a step.Big Thanks to one of the people who responded to my question. I emailed Brooks and they did nothings, did not repond to the video I made about his issue. customer service needs work.

So I followed what little instructions there were, watched whatever YouTube videos I could find regarding this device, my PS5, and my G29 steering wheel. I could not get this device to work as advertised