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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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Oh I guess I just imagined the dependence on DS4Windows and other hacked up support.
Ds4windows is still useful, it certainly has a few more options then what steam has integrated and ofc works for games not associated with steam. So there's definitely still dependance on it but for games that are on steam, steams controller support is actually pretty good and has worked well for the past few years. At least is has for me, I haven't had any issues or need for Ds4windows since like 2019
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