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what's up guys it's Lou from unbox therapy and today we're taking a look at the Xbox 360 wireless speed wheel now this package that I've got in front of me also includes Forza Motorsport 4 and to me this represents a better value than just getting the speed wheel on its own the package is 99 bucks and the speed wheel I believe on its own retails for 69 so they throw the game in for 30 bucks and let's be honest if you're going to buy this speed will you're probably going to use it with Forza so why not get the two of them together a perfect little bundle for the holiday season am i right but let's talk about the unboxing after all this is unbox therapy where products get naked you guys know how it goes on this channel and as you'll notice the biggest item in the box is obviously the speed wheel I'm not going to talk about that right away instead I'll make you wait and build the suspense just going to put it down for a second and talk about the other inclusions to the left you'll notice the accessories box now I'm not really sure what's in here it's kind of like Fort Knox this thing is fortified it seems like too much box for what might be included inside of here but let's go ahead get inside and take a look at everything else you need to get this baby up and running and once you get inside here you'll notice it's just a couple of batteries kind of anticlimactic but you need the batteries to get up and running and I do appreciate Microsoft including them because you know what it would be like on Christmas morning to have this baby sitting under the tree then you got to go track down some dira cells and you can't use it you're going to be upset so we got a little bit of paperwork in a number of different languages you're probably not going to need to read this it's a matter of just inserting the batteries and stick in a game in the drive here's the game a regular copy of Forza Motorsport 4 although it does say not for resale of course it says that you can use this wheel without Kinect although the game will apparently be improved with Kinect so out the way you can see how that pans out and just how important it is to use Kinect or not or if there is really any difference now I do have to say this thing feels nice and solid I do appreciate Microsoft hardware I think they always find that right wait you know it's not too heavy not too light you got the nice chrome accents all over the place here nice fat triggers on the backside so let's go ahead and get you up close and personal with the device so you can find out you know what it's all about the centered little ring here has a circular design to it you've got of course your Xbox button in the center you've got your back button start button etc and everything else is sort of regular Xbox style you know and then on the front side you've got your what I think our sensors I'm pretty sure those are the sensors that determine the location of the controller in space and time and as I mentioned before nice fat triggers a cool Xbox 360 insignia they're what I believe is a connect button there and below that the last button here controls your battery drive battery bay here and you'll notice it pops up real cool a nice cool mechanism there for inserting your doublea's hopefully you don't have to be inserting new ones too often you know I hope they last a little while who knows how much you juice this baby's gonna suck so anyways as I mentioned I'm really impressed with this I think Microsoft does a great job on hardware and once again they pulled it off in this case gotta wait and see how it pans out as far as play is concerned anyway guys if you enjoyed this unboxing then hopefully you can like and favorite this video as it does help me out a bunch I got a lot of unboxings planned including that gift guide that you guys requested big demand for that kind of video so I'm going to get to that as soon as I can and if you haven't subscribed yet please do so otherwise I'll see you around a channel thank you guys for watching later you