Racing simulators aren’t anything new, with professional drivers having used them to train and prepare for real-world racing for years. However, there’s more that sim-rigs can be used for than just ...

We get behind the wheel of CXC’s latest racing sim before it heads off for duty on a Norwegian cruise ship. Kyle Hyatt (he/him/his) hails originally from the Pacific Northwest, but has long called Los ...

It doesn’t just sound like a lot of money, $69,000 is a lot of money. For that much, you could buy a nice Porsche Cayman. That number becomes even more astounding when it’s the price for an extreme ...

For the car enthusiast, gentleman racer and even pro driver, there is nothing more exciting than being able to drive one’s favorite automobile or dream racecar on the track. Even more thrilling is ...

Are you like Congressman Frank Underwood on House of Cards, who picks up a gaming console to find release after a heavily compressed day? Well, then, here is the ultimate gaming experience for anyone ...

So how realistic do you like your simulators? Some racing fans are willing to spend thousands of dollars on displays, controls, and seats that move and shake to enhance their virtual driving ...

Sam Schmidt prior to test drive with driver’s “hat” that works with infrared motion-sensing cameras and the breath-sensing “mouthpiece.” Similar configuration will be on the CXC Simulations’ Motion ...

Chris Considine is walking me through the CXC Simulations production line in a light-flooded warehouse in El Segundo, near LAX Airport, with roll-up doors and shiny concrete floors. There are dozens ...

L.A.-based CXC Simulations builds racing simulators they describe as being professional grade but practical enough for home use. While we question the practicality of having a $54,000+ racing ...

To say that just about everyone in the world has spent some extra time at home over the past year is hardly an understatement. In fact, getting out of the house has presented its challenges, though ...

For a while now, racing games have been pretty good. Good enough to be of value as practice tools for those of us going to the track for real, and even as a tool to find fresh talent like the ...