Steam Controller re-review: A fresh look at Valve's flawed but influential 10-year-old controller
The Steam Controller remains a polarizing device a decade after its release. While its customization options are unparalleled, they often lead to a steep learning curve for new users. Many gamers find the layout unconventional, making it difficult to transition from traditional controllers. - The dual trackpads offer a unique experience but can feel imprecise in fast-paced games. - Despite its flaws, the controller paved the way for innovative input methods in gaming. The community support for custom configurations is a bright spot, showcasing its dedicated following. However, the lack of mainstream adoption raises questions about its long-term legacy. Ultimately, the Steam Controller is a fascinating artifact that reflects Valve's experimental spirit. For those willing to invest time, it can be rewarding, yet it still feels like a niche product. Check out the full review for more insights.
