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New: Tell Steam If Your Game Supports DualShock or DualSense Controllers
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this post was submitted on 07 Sep 2023
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So..... 2023 and dealing with this shit?
No because you can add anything as non-steam and use built in tools.
"It's not shit that you have to deal with if you deal with the shit so the shit ends up being dealt with."
Ahh, so more bullshit and work arounds. 👌👍
Credits to Sony
Mostly no.
Except everything but steam.
Pretty much everything is steam though. And the few games that aren't can just be added to steam as a non steam game
I guess fuck me for trying to use GoG. I'll just deal with my non existent work arounds that are definitely not real in 2023.
Bruh.
The problem is mostly solved and pretending that it's the same now as just a few years ago, is stupid.
Just try adding the gog games to steam.
I guess you missed the entire point and just want to use work arounds and hacky ass shit🤦♂️.
It's crazy the length you will go through to justify this hacky bullshit 40 years into PC gaming. Just wild.
Blame Sony for not providing proper drivers. They have no interest in this and you use flawed GoG services on top of that.