Thursday 4 June 2015
After two years of showing off sketches and prototypes, gaming company Valve has unleashed its Steam Controller gamepad in the US and UK. It retails for $50 (£40) in the company’s Steam store. Designed to make it easy to play a wider variety of games than traditional gamepads, the wireless peripheral features dual trackpads with high-definition haptic feedback. With that, you can play titles suited for mouse-and-keyboard configurations as well as controller-friendly games. That opens up first-person shooters, point-and-click adventures, strategy titles and anything that requires precise input for play. Valve says it’s also easy to type using on-screen keys…
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