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On Friday, one week before the annual Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Valve, video game and game controller creator, debuted their new Steam controller. If its name is any indication, it might just melt the competition.
Valve unleashed their design on the company's website with a side-by-side image. It was epic gamers' nirvana. Valve boasts that its new Steam controller or game-pad boasts will allow game players who use their computers to be able to move it from the PC to the living room.
The controller will feature two diamond-shaped arrays of buttons, almost identical to an Xbox or PlayStation controller, but with no touch screen, Wired reported. As a resuly, the Valve's Steam may just look like traditional game controllers.
Now here are the design specifications, as reported by JoyStiq and CNET: There is a directional pad, as well as the standard buttons: A, B, X, Y, and a protruding d-pad. There are large circular track-pads on the device; the unique circular track-pads are meant to offer players the precision and resolution of a mouse, but in a handheld way. Also added is the Steam icon button in the center of the controller, with start and select like buttons on either side, and with what appears to be stop and play icons
On Friday, one week before the annual Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Valve, video game and game controller creator, debuted their new Steam controller. If its name is any indication, it might just melt the competition.
Valve unleashed their design on the company's website with a side-by-side image. It was epic gamers' nirvana. Valve boasts that its new Steam controller or game-pad boasts will allow game players who use their computers to be able to move it from the PC to the living room.
The controller will feature two diamond-shaped arrays of buttons, almost identical to an Xbox or PlayStation controller, but with no touch screen, Wired reported. As a resuly, the Valve's Steam may just look like traditional game controllers.
Now here are the design specifications, as reported by JoyStiq and CNET: There is a directional pad, as well as the standard buttons: A, B, X, Y, and a protruding d-pad. There are large circular track-pads on the device; the unique circular track-pads are meant to offer players the precision and resolution of a mouse, but in a handheld way. Also added is the Steam icon button in the center of the controller, with start and select like buttons on either side, and with what appears to be stop and play icons
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