Gamestop BB-070 Wired 360 Controller Problems

[Wumbologist]

The gamestop BB-070 wired 260 controler at the time of posting does not work with the steam link. The controler is recognized as a controler peripheral by the steam link, but the controler's input doesn't seem to be registering with the steam link. None of the buttons work which is unfortunate. My setup is:
Board: MSI 7681
Core: I7-2600 3.6GHz
Ram: 8Gb uknown DDR (probably 3 or 4)
GPU: 2 MSI-AMD R6950 running Crossfire
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium
Internet: Cat6 directly to the home router (1 Gbs)

Link Internet: Cat6 directly to the home router (1 Gbs)

[dotNetkow]

Same for me. Really bummed about this as, like you, I thought this would work because it's an Xbox 360 controller (even if it is off-brand).

[Brokkoli]

same here

[Avatar261]

Buy the actual Steam controller.....

[Lord Tronald Dump]

the steam controller is garbage for most games though

[werner]

Actually who told you that? Probably the dorks at IGN who tested for 30 minutes or the dorks on youtube who tested for 10 minutes. I have such a controller and I gave it time and myself to adjust and I beg to differ. The controller is better than a standard xbox 360 controller for most games I throw at it. The thing is, you have to learn how to configure it and adapt to it. The best thing is I even can play a load of games which would be impossible to play with a standard controller. (only about 30% of my games in my steam list are controller friendly so this thing is heavens sent)

The setting which basically pulled me over to this controller was to set the right pad to trackball (for camera and mouse control) and enable gyroscope aiming for first person games. This beats every standard controller by miles. Once you are on trackball mode for the right pad and with gyro aim you get a movement fluidity for the camera and a precision in aiming you would never get with a standard stick.

The only genres where I can see the controller would not adapt to well is RTS (although some people have good results with a dual mouse config on the controller) and dpad heavy games like fighters.
I would take this controller any day over the xbox one pro controller. That it works really well with the Steam link is just an additional plus. Btw. my old xbox 360 controller now is retired.

[Tao Tao]

引用自 Heavy Memeing：

The gamestop BB-070 wired 260 controler at the time of posting does not work with the steam link. The controler is recognized as a controler peripheral by the steam link, but the controler's input doesn't seem to be registering with the steam link. None of the buttons work which is unfortunate. My setup is:
Board: MSI 7681
Core: I7-2600 3.6GHz
Ram: 8Gb uknown DDR (probably 3 or 4)
GPU: 2 MSI-AMD R6950 running Crossfire
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium
Internet: Cat6 directly to the home router (1 Gbs)

Link Internet: Cat6 directly to the home router (1 Gbs)

When you first use the controller and link combo. You will be asked on the host computer to update the firmware on the controller. You have to actually plug the controll in at the host computer to do the update.

Hope this helps.

Using steamlink since Oct. 16, 2015. Two steam links; two steam controllers

First set from Valve Oct. 16

Second from Amazon Nov. 11

[Pterodactyl Mom]

引用自 Tao Tao：

When you first use the controller and link combo. You will be asked on the host computer to update the firmware on the controller. You have to actually plug the controll in at the host computer to do the update.

Hope this helps.

Using steamlink since Oct. 16, 2015. Two steam links; two steam controllers

First set from Valve Oct. 16

Second from Amazon Nov. 11

Sorry for sounding dumb, but I'm having an issue understanding the fix. Does the Link have to be running for me to update the firmware or is there a way to do it while it's not hooked up?

EDIT: Just tried the presumed course of action (Hooking up the Steam Link, plugging my controller in [to have it not work] and then take the controller back to the host pc, plug it in there, and attempt to update my firmware) only to find that I didn't appear to have a firmware update available. I'm honestly at a loss here, and I can't even refund this having bought it through Steam.

[deemon]

same for me. my Razer Onza (USB xbox 360 controller for windows clone) doesn't work with Link

[spacecoasttoast]

Gamers you send this information to VALVE immediately so they can get those included in the firmware updates!

We've got the Xbox One third party controllers addressed and they've responded to me .

What you need to do is get the brand, the model information so they can purchase it and test it and get it fixed in the firmaware.

Here's the address you need to send the feedback too. If you dont send it here it wont get in teh firmware!

[e-mail]

Be detailed please and make sure you include your information posted here OP.

引用自 Heavy Memeing：

The gamestop BB-070 wired 260 controler at the time of posting does not work with the steam link. The controler is recognized as a controler peripheral by the steam link, but the controler's input doesn't seem to be registering with the steam link. None of the buttons work which is unfortunate. My setup is:
Board: MSI 7681
Core: I7-2600 3.6GHz
Ram: 8Gb uknown DDR (probably 3 or 4)
GPU: 2 MSI-AMD R6950 running Crossfire
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium
Internet: Cat6 directly to the home router (1 Gbs)

Link Internet: Cat6 directly to the home router (1 Gbs)

OP you send this information to VALVE immediately so they can get those included in the firmware updates!

We've got the Xbox One third party controllers addressed and they've responded to me .

What you need to do is get the brand, the model information so they can purchase it and test it and get it fixed in the firmaware. Just as you've done here. This goes for anyone else.

Here's the address you need to send the feedback too. If you dont send it here it wont get in teh firmware!

[e-mail]

Be detailed please and make sure you include your information posted here OP.