Connect Game Controller to PC Configure Steam Big Picture settings Use Controller Wired/Wireless connection Reset or calibrate Game Controller Update Game Controller firmware Let’s take a look ...

The Horipad for Steam - A great wireless/wired controller for the avid Steam gamers, compatible with Windows and the Steam ...

Hori is bringing its officially licensed Steam controller to the US. The company quietly listed the $60 gamepad for preorder on Amazon, with availability starting December 16th.

Some PCs may not have Bluetooth capabilities, and using a wired controller can be inconvenient. Using Steam Remote Play to connect your Steam Deck cuts out the need for a Bluetooth connection ...

Valve officially released a feature to the SteamVR stable branch that adds basic hand-tracking to Steam Link for Quest users.

The PlayStation 5 comes with a redesigned DualSense controller that's much more comfortable than previous models. Here's how to use it with your PC.

Steam Link, and more. Backbone One's second generation update made some small but meaningful improvements to the controller including an improved D-pad as well as adding magnetic adapters that ...

The simplest approach: If you play all your PC games through Steam, you can simply connect your DualShock controller to the PC using a USB cable. It'll be recognized automatically, and simply work ...

PC gamers can also enjoy a large pool of digital games available from the digital distribution platform Steam ... How to connect your Xbox One controller to a PC via USB 1. Grab your Xbox One ...

The PS4 controller isn't the hottest gamepad around anymore, but you know what, it's still a great PC controller. When the PlayStation 4 came out, its redesigned DualShock 4 was a big deal.

If you want a controller to use with your Steam Deck, whether it’s docked or on a stand, you have many options. The Deck supports most controllers that connect Bluetooth or via USB. This ...

To start, connect the DualSense to your PC via wire or Bluetooth as described above. Once you have it connected, open Steam and click Settings > Controller. From this part of the settings menu ...