HORI, a manufacturer of popular gaming accessories have today revealed the Wireless Horipad for Steam. So if you're in need of a gamepad, this might be for you.
HORI, a manufacturer of popular gaming accessories have today revealed the Wireless Horipad for Steam.
The main thing that concerns me here for Linux and Steam Deck support, is their mention of a dedicated app for it.
We’ve seen before from the likes of 8BitDo, that certain buttons on their controllers (like back paddles) require a dedicated app and so cannot be configured directly on Linux / Steam Deck.
Back paddles and 2 extra custom buttons on the bottom.
Rapid fire ability on face buttons (ABXY).
Price according to their page is 9,780 Japanese Yen, so about £50 GBP / $60 USD.
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HORI, a manufacturer of popular gaming accessories have today revealed the Wireless Horipad for Steam.
The main thing that concerns me here for Linux and Steam Deck support, is their mention of a dedicated app for it.
We’ve seen before from the likes of 8BitDo, that certain buttons on their controllers (like back paddles) require a dedicated app and so cannot be configured directly on Linux / Steam Deck.
Back paddles and 2 extra custom buttons on the bottom.
Rapid fire ability on face buttons (ABXY).
Price according to their page is 9,780 Japanese Yen, so about £50 GBP / $60 USD.
The original article contains 244 words, the summary contains 102 words. Saved 58%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!