DualSense Wireless Controller

I have the Deckmate stuff by Mechanism, and I really like it - it’s basically a little bracket that attaches to the back that you can then attach accessories to, like a kickstand or gaming pillow. The gaming pillow is pretty neat - it was kind of a luxury purchase, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised

100% accurate. PlayStation was the FGC standard for generations and, at a professional level, specific hardware matters less than the thousands of hours you've clocked building muscle memory with this exact hardware. Professional gamers also replace controllers like runners replace shoes (go look at

None of the controllers "have " Steam Input. Steam Input reads them as HID devices before translating. It doesn't matter if it was made natively for Steam. If you're talking about controllers that have the best support, there's of course the ones made by Valve, but also the Xbox controllers, PlaySta

It does sound exciting to try out native gyro, however I don’t think they’ve executed it very well here. Perhaps it’s worth just remapping your controller to M&K as always. I don’t have a solution but maybe try DS4windows if you’re going to try emulating DualSense (PlayStation) with your Nintendo Sw

At least on my side, it's because the only other controller that could have been capable of the features I like (gyro, back buttons, remapping capabilities, touchpads, and so on) was the DualSense Edge .. and I can't really find myself justifying the DualSense Edge for its price and the fact that it

Only controllers recognized as PlayStation controllers can use both gyro and analog triggers in Steam Input. The 8Bit Do does not support that afaik. The only controllers that can compete with the Steam Controller if you care about gyro and analog triggers are the DualSense (and siblings) and the St