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8BitDo announces its controllers now have Steam (SteamOS) compatibility
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this post was submitted on 02 Jul 2025
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No mention on if this means you can independently map the undeeside paddles or not... I'm going to guess not. I'll probably still wait to see how steam controller 2 reviews before getting any new controllers. I have some left but they have taken the used by all the guests beating and are held together with glue, shitty soldering, and 3d prints.
Gyro in Switch mode and the paddles at the same time pls.
I don't have this controller but the Vader 4 pro was updated in the same update, and supports every single extra button + gyro at the same time, provided dinput mode is set.