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Valve updates Steam store to bring PlayStation DualSense support
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this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2023
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Seriously! I was astounded by the haptics, as well. They’re so much better than my other controllers’ haptics. It’s really the best controller around.
Now if only every game could implement effin PLAYSTATION BUTTON ICONS PLEASE
I just wish the fancy feedback stuff worked wirelessly. Wired controllers are so 2000s.
SAAAAME. Like, it works wirelessly on the PS5, why can’t it work on the computer wirelessly?
Ugh yeah. Getting the X-Box buttons while playing with a PS controller is so annoying.
In some games like the recent Jedi games from EA you can get the PS prompts by deactivating the Steam input in the options and connecting the controller via USB. But that defeats the purpose of having a bluetooth controller in the first place.