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Paradox: Steam Controller “Feels Great”

Paradox share their thoughts on Valve's Steam Controller

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SuperBlur4585d ago

does not matter what people think , i want to try it out myself because it's intriguing and i must have it now!

Alexious4585d ago

Yeah, it could really be revolutionary.

Saryk4585d ago

If it is as good and stated (we will see). I wonder how it will affect the consoles? Look at the Wii and the motion controller then the Xbox/PS3 version.

Imp0ssibl34585d ago

I don't think consoles will emulate the controller. It's designed to play games you normally couldn't on a console such as RTS, grand strategy games, anything which requires a mouse and keyboard really.
Consoles won't need their version of a Steam controller simply because they don't have any games that would benefit from it.

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Steam Controller (2026) review

Second time's the charm.

cl198314d ago (Edited 14d ago )

Seams like a nice controller

Reaper22_13d ago

Two analog sticks acrossvftom each other is a no go.When will everyone learn.

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Leak claims a new Steam Controller is currently "being tooled" for mass production

Steam Controller 2 anyone? A leak suggests a return to a dedicated controller from Valve.

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Vits539d ago

That would be really nice. The Steam Controller was one of the most unique controllers out there. It wasn’t great for traditional gaming, but it worked very well for PC-focused games like RTS, 4X, or FPS.

I just hope they don’t assemble it in the US like the original. That caused serious issues with supply, warranty, and especially spare parts.

darthv72538d ago

Its pretty neat once you get used to the layout. I have mine sync with my steam deck.

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The Frustrating Failed Experiment That Was The Steam Controller

TheGamer Writes "I really tried with the Steam Controller. Valve's first foray into creating its own bespoke gamepad tailored specifically for PC gaming was, putting it mildly, poorly received. It launched in 2015, but by 2019 the company had quietly discontinued it. However, while everyone was gleefully dumping on it, I was determined to get my money's worth. I bounced off it immediately like everyone else, but I thought: Valve is smart."

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lonewolf101282d ago

They should of added some sort of center point on the right track pad, maybe a dip in the center or a slight bump, I think that could help in games for controllers?

Espangerish1281d ago

They really just needed the second stick for me. A control scheme alone the lines of the deck would have been a big improvement

gamerz1281d ago

Still use it for controlling my living room pc. Never liked it for games. One neat thing is the scroll-wheel function by dragging your finger around the perimeter of the left circlepad - clockwise for down, counter-clockwise for up.

IanTH1281d ago (Edited 1281d ago )

It's primary value truly is in games that don't support any kind of controller input. You can do a decent job of grafting something usable for games with only direct mouse input, like strategy games and the like, thanks to the touchpads.

Outside that? The customization is really quite excellent, but it is almost impossible to use in place of a traditional controller in a lot of circumstances. It's a nice niche option to have, but I was certainly never able to have it completely replace an XB or PS controller when a game called for one.

MadLad1281d ago

I use mine all the time still.