Kirk Hamilton

What's a cool way I can make this a little more fun or a little more easy or a little more streamlined for me to play?

And I really like that they make that kind of thing possible.

So I'm a fan of it.

I would say if you already have a good controller, it's certainly not essential.

You know, especially if you're not playing like...

mouse and keyboard games on the couch.

I mean, that's the thing it would really be good for.

It's a hundred bucks.

That's not cheap.

Most controllers have just gotten more expensive.

I love controllers.

I like buying them.

I would have bought one of these if Valve hadn't sent me one, but that's me.

I think for most people, if you've already got like a DualSense that you like or a Switch controller, the Pro Controller 2, which is a fantastic controller, like this isn't a better controller than that just as a straight up

pair of thumbsticks with buttons and triggers.

But if you're into this kind of thing and you mostly play PC games, and especially if you want to play mouse and keyboard games, then for sure it's worth looking into because it's really neat.

And I guess my final thought is, even if you don't get a Steam controller, if you play a lot of games on Steam with a controller, look into Steam Input a little bit more and explore what you can do with it.

Because a lot of the stuff I'm describing

can actually just be done through Steam Input.

Steam Input can access the back buttons on a DualSense Edge.