HotSeat doubles with twin game simulator

Mike Yamamoto | Dec 07, 2007

The last time we saw a HotSeat game simulator, it was a relatively bare-bones setup, at least compared with some others on the market back then. But with competition getting increasingly insane, it clearly needed to upgrade its offerings--lest it be named HotSeat for reasons other than intended.

BornRich says the HotSeat 275 is a "two-seater that features a "Sony Slim PS 2 with controller, 8MB memory card, two Dolby 5.1 surround-sound speakers with a remote control and subwoofer unit, a copy of Grand Turismo 4 and two Logitech Driving Force Pro force-feedback wheels with pedals"--inhaling now--"PS2 mounting bracket, two swinging-away consoles and two cup holders".

If all that still isn't enough, it can accommodate various media players and even more speaker systems for players ranging in height from 3ft to 6ft6.

Something tells us that whoever buys this system will be toward the latter end of that scale, as it comes with a list price of US$4,375. Compared with last season's Ford twin-simulator at US$19,000, however, it's a bargain.

Via Crave CNET

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