>daily reminder that the Steam Controller is generations ahead of your pathetic Dualshit 5 controller design even though it's almost five years old
>a controller that is so good that it remains competitive with KB+M players in arena shooters on PC
>goes unnoticed
Eat shit
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>Not the superior Tencent TGP Box controller
xbox 360 had the peak controller design
nobody cares about your quircky useless controller pcbro
I was and am really impressed with the Steam controller once I bought one (And in fact wish I bought a few now) but it's still not as good as a 360 pad for regular console shit. It works like an absolute dream for PC games but that's basically it.
Steam Controller 2 when?
>no gyro
>not capable of being remotely competitive against KB+M players
This shit is important when the skill ceiling is going up due to crossplay becoming more and more prevalent
the Steam Controller is the ultimate pleb filter
Sadly, probably never.
>tfw no dual-grips from the leaked SC2 prototype
>tfw no d-pad buttons from the alpha prototype because journalists couldn’t figure out how to play without a left analogue stick
>tfw no six-axis simultaneous gyro
I will say, I’ve grown a bit accustomed to the L-stick as an alternative to the d-pad in a couple of games where it can be macro’d to call up a radial menu by itself, but by and large it’s clunkier than the 4-button version would have been.
Love my Steam controller. The haptic feedback is awesome, and just the fact that its fully customizable and you can use other's presets for specific games (or create your own) is icing on the cake. Pairs well with Steam Link too which I use a lot. My only issue with it is the lack of a proper dpad, so shit like fighting games or 2d platformers dont play as well on this, but for everything else its a solid controller. Definitely the best bluetooth controller you can get atm.