Steam Controller for fighting games

[LookingForNirvana]

Hi, someone have tried the steam controller with fighting games as Street fighter? Do you suggest it?

[Hextravert]

I suggest getting a Steam Controller.

Because there are buttons on the back, keeping your right thumb on one button is possible.

As for your left thumb, you can choose either the customizable trackpad or the analog stick.

Originally posted by Looking4Nirvana:

Hi, someone have tried the steam controller with fighting games as Street fighter? Do you suggest it?

[LookingForNirvana]

Originally posted by Hextravert:

I suggest getting a Steam Controller.

Because there are buttons on the back, keeping your right thumb on one button is possible.

As for your left thumb, you can choose either the customizable trackpad or the analog stick.

Originally posted by Looking4Nirvana:

Hi, someone have tried the steam controller with fighting games as Street fighter? Do you suggest it?

Thanks for the reply :)

[LookingForNirvana]

I'd like to have other feedback and comparison among the steam controller and others gamepad about the game experience with fighting games.

[Odra]

Not much into fighting games, though I have some, once I got the Steam Controller I tested it on a few games, one was USFIV.

It was interesting, the stick worked the same, but the D-pad was... odd at first.

The on-the-fly options were awesome, I turned the D-pad into a track-pad and all I had to do was glide over it rather than clicking.

It will take some getting used to as I am used to resting my thumb on the Dpad, which it now detects as a press. I also had a tendency of tightening my grip which now presses the left U button.

This is in comparison to my Logitech F510 and F710.

P.S. I only tried it with motion characters, didn't test charge characters.

[LookingForNirvana]

Originally posted by Odra:

Not much into fighting games, though I have some, once I got the Steam Controller I tested it on a few games, one was USFIV.

It was interesting, the stick worked the same, but the D-pad was... odd at first.

The on-the-fly options were awesome, I turned the D-pad into a track-pad and all I had to do was glide over it rather than clicking.

It will take some getting used to as I am used to resting my thumb on the Dpad, which it now detects as a press. I also had a tendency of tightening my grip which now presses the left U button.

This is in comparison to my Logitech F510 and F710.

P.S. I only tried it with motion characters, didn't test charge characters.

Sorry if I reply just now. Thanks for your feed :)