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This DIY Steam Deck controller splits in two, inspired by the Nintendo Switch
I’m a sucker for a DIY project, so this homemade Steam Deck controller is right up my alley. Using some spare parts, a 3D printer, and plenty of patient trial and error, a hardware modder has put together his own take on a Steam Controller 2, complete with trackpads and a chassis that splits into two parts, taking inspiration directly from Nintendo in the process. It’s been a while since fresh Steam Controller 2 rumors gave any hint of an official new game controller from Valve, leaving modders like this one to take matters into their own hands. This controller shares a number of features you’d see in the Steam Deck, with the joysticks, d-pads, and trackpads all placed in a very similar layout to what you’d find in the best handheld out there right now. Continue reading This DIY Steam Deck controller splits in two, inspired by the Nintendo Switch MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming
I’m a sucker for a DIY project, so this homemade Steam Deck controller is right up my alley. Using some spare parts, a 3D printer, and plenty of patient trial and error, a hardware modder has put together his own take on a Steam Controller 2, complete with trackpads and a chassis that splits into two parts, taking inspiration directly from Nintendo in the process.
It’s been a while since fresh Steam Controller 2 rumors gave any hint of an official new game controller from Valve, leaving modders like this one to take matters into their own hands. This controller shares a number of features you’d see in the Steam Deck, with the joysticks, d-pads, and trackpads all placed in a very similar layout to what you’d find in the best handheld out there right now.
MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming
