Steam is a PC gaming platform, which, to some people, equates to keyboard and mouse. Some PC games, however, can also be played with a gamepad. And with Steam's own push into "lean back" gaming, the ...

Steam expands the options available to gamers while playing on PC with the addition of support for two more Nintendo ...

When the biggest library in PC gaming went mobile with Valve’s Steam Deck, there are few gaming handheld rivals that can even compete. Released in February 2022, the all-black handheld gaming computer ...

If you've been waiting for Steam to support PS5 DualSense controllers, we've got good news: the service has been updated with much better DualSense features. The update was announced on the official ...

Valve's annual, developer-focused conference, Steam Dev Days is happening right now, and Valve engineer Jeff Bellinghausen announced during a presentation today that the company will release an update ...

If you own a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller and feel like you want to use it playing PC games, you may want to download Steam's latest beta. The Steam client beta, available now, not only brings early ...

PC users have had a variety of game controllers and gamepads to use on platforms like Steam and elsewhere, while Steam is finally adding native support for the PS4's own home controller for users to ...

With the fall of Stadia, Google made the right call and released a tool to unlock Stadia Controllers from their Wi-Fi binds, allowing them to connect with Bluetooth to various devices. If you’re a big ...

Valve is rolling out official Steam Controller Configurator support for Xbox 360 and Xbox One gamepads, granting licensed Microsoft peripherals access to the application’s advanced mapping features.

A new Steam update has made moving game install folders much easier. Users will also find the service natively reads and recognizes Xbox 360, Xbox One, and generic X-Input controllers. Many of you who ...

We don’t talk about the Nintendo Switch ($300 on Amazon) much because, well, this is PCWorld, but its pick-up-and-go portability and deep library of exclusive games make it a delightful companion ...