why would you want to play with a controller? or use one? Those things only destroy your fingers muscles and tendons.
Aside form that: Valve rescued the TV producers. Nice job Valve.
This is going to be awesome. My XBMC media center PC is just a core OS with minimal X. I'll add a controller to it, and a launcher for Steam.
That brings me to something I've been thinking about - Xinput devices like the 360 controller and some Logitechs/etc are pretty much the de-facto gaming controllers on windows. On Linux we have the amazin xboxdrv, and the fairly crappy xpad driver. I wonder which one Steam will end up supporting? I hope to Zeus it's xboxdrv - it IS in the Ubuntu repos now, and should be default instead of xpad. Not sure why it isn't.
why would you want to play with a controller? or use one? Those things only destroy your fingers muscles and tendons.
Aside form that: Valve rescued the TV producers. Nice job Valve.
Because its not exactly easy / comfortable to play on your couch with a mouse and keyboard. This is an early stage HTPC / console replacement, its not really relevant to playing at your desk.
You could also buy your games via seperate accounts, either an account for every game, or an account for pad games, and an account for mouse/keyboard games. Still, I agree a family mode would be good.Originally Posted by harik
Last edited by ownagefool; 09-11-2012 at 12:45 PM.
i'm not suggesting this product but something like this isn't too bad at all, i've got my xbmc set up on a quad core using this and i'm pretty satisfied but for first person shooters you cant beat a hardcore mouse from razr/logitech with maybe a nostromo
next i need some sort of desk that i can use on the couch so i can use a mouse/keyboard/nostromo .... i'm going to get really fat aren't I...
tried it at a friends house, none of you are going to need a keyboard with that thing, really
so that picture above me, you wont need