Anyone who has built a custom desktop PC in recent years definitely knows Corsair’s iconic ship sails logo. For years, Corsair built its empire on the unsexy, high-stakes components that keep gaming rigs humming, like RAM sticks and power supplies designed to survive marathon gaming sessions. Heck, Corsair might’ve even built the world’s most insane…
Corsair has bought Trak Racer, placing the Australian cockpit manufacturer alongside Fanatec. The founder joins as CTO, Hot Wheels and Porsche licensing come with it, and Corsair now owns most of a sim rig.
Corsair Gaming has acquired the assets of Trak Racer, expanding its position in the rapidly growing sim racing market while extending its gaming hardware portfolio into flight simulation. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
BecauseI am duty-bound to play every single city-builder that crosses my desk, I’ve spent the last week or so with Corsair Cove, a pirate-themed game from Hooded Horse. I have mixed thoughts.
