There's nothing scuffed about this.
It's silly money for such a good sim racing setup.
Do-do, do-do-be-do, do-do-do, bit-do, bit-do. Yes the heat in my office has got to me.
This here peasant is revolting even with the discount, though.
There's so much better value beyond Microsoft and Sony for PC.
The queue system has been tweaked to give more useful shipping estimations, but they're not encouraging.
Worth a poke.
Power in your hands.
Altogether now: Vrooooooooooooom!
I do wish the aesthetic was nicer, though.
"I chopped up a bunch of other products and sampled the parts of them that I wanted,” he says
Long gone are the days when third party was for player two.
It's not an issue exclusive to Valve's hardware, but at the same time, it's something that shouldn't really exist
The D10 is a bit of a beast.
This was a triumph. I'm making a note here, 'huge success'.
Apparently, a small number of packages were accidentally sent to the UK.
Gamepads are better, and cheaper, than they've ever been.
It's time to start feeling anxious.
I shall have my revenge.
Making it your own.
Pray tell of thy knobs, Valve.
How long will it last? Probably not long.
Valve's new Steam Controller sold out quickly, creating an opportunity for tech scalpers.
The situation is fluid.
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My first impressions, review, and testing!
Would you pay $10 more for higher polling?
With better latency than a generic Bluetooth dongle, too?
When the new Steam Controller goes on sale on May 4th, it will go up against much more established gamepads in the Xbox Wireless Controller and PS5 DualSense vein – though none that share its singular focus on being a PC gaming controller, specifically. Why _are_ there so few PC pads?
It’s a question I put to Valve designer Lawrence Yang and engineer Steve Cardinali, who’ve also worked on the…
The Steam Deck’s influence on the new Steam Controller could scarcely be more obvious, the gamepad looking as if the Deck’s two grip sections were cleaved off and stitched together by Valve’s maddest hardware vivisectionists. That said, no small amount of the Steam Controller’s appeal lies in the hidden refinements it makes to those seemingly borrowed inputs: refinements like the more stable…
Head-turning for the right reasons?
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