Sim racing in the PC sphere continues to grow with more and more smaller companies getting in on the competition. The Sim Racing Expo is the perfect example of this as it comes to the United States for the first time in late May. One company moved away from its previous tech venture into the sim racing space, and this was ASETEK. Once an all-in-one liquid cooler space dating back to 2000, ASETEK pivoted to sim racing in 2021 and has an established product library after 12 years. Its latest venture, the recently released to the United States INITIUM Racing Bundle, is categorized as a beginner's wheel, but it raises that bar once you're in the seat. Review: MotoGP 26 MotoGP 26 makes a bold move with Rider-Based Handling, separating the rider from the bike for more dynamic weight changes and improved realism. Details About ASETEK Product Line ASETEK offers four sim racing product lines that are headlined by its INVICTA line, which is its flagship racing line. This is the premiere wheel setup that ranges in the thousands of dollars. The Forte is geared towards a mid-tier experience that provides more advanced features without breaking the bank. The La Prima line was the previous entry level line with quite a bit of customization, but is now the next level of evolution for those desiring to piece together their rigs. These companies that get into the sim racing space are focusing on PC, but the INITIUM is compatible with Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. This is similar to the MOZA R5 wheel setup that was reviewed a while ago. There doesn't seem to be a push for getting these wheels on PlayStation 5, where Gran Turismo 7 lives. Having Xbox compatibility is a big positive to expand the player