Because of that, I tried to play a wide variety of games, and I am open to updating these impressions if I later find that there is something else I should talk about.*Īlso, I should point out that Valve did give me this controller, and the computer I am using it on, for free as a part of the 300 beta that I am in. I really want this to be an attempt at a comprehensive overview that people can read and feel like they know what the controller would be like in their hands. However, I mentioned this little tidbit on Reddit, and because Valve is Valve, they actually contacted me, asking if I wanted to be sent the new updated model for testing out and impressions giving.īe warned, though, that I am going to get deep into the nitty-gritty of how the controller works. I was fairly disappointed when I realized my controller was now near-useless, but considering I got it for free with this awesome computer, I was not too broken up about it. Well Valve has fairly recently updated their model for the controller, and with that, took out the UI and support for the controller I received way back when.
It was a prototype, but I thought it was a good view into where Valve was going with it. So about a year and a half ago, I gave my impressions of Steam’s upcoming controller. Update 3: Final update in anticipation of the controller coming out. Update 2: Added some videos of using the controller at the bottom of this page. My impressions have been updated, and I have also added a bit more info (including yes, the price) about the controller. Update 1: Somehow I missed Valves fancy new trailer that showed off some features of the Steam controller that I did not know existed.
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