Want to play your favorite Steam games with a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller? It's easy. I'll show you how to set it up over ...

Thanks to services like Game Pass, the best Xbox Series X games aren't only playable on Microsoft's console. It has never been easier to jump over and play on your PC, and you don't even need to get ...

We'll start with the easiest way to connect an Xbox controller to the PC and that's via a wired USB connection. Plug the USB cable into the computer. Plug the other end into the Xbox controller. Push ...

To start, connect the DualSense to your PC via wire or Bluetooth as described above. Once you have it connected, open Steam ...

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Prior to attempting to connect the Xbox One S controller to your PC via Bluetooth, make sure you put your batteries in and it’s able to power up. We can’t tell you how many times we’ve heard reports ...

How does the DualSense controller work on PC? How To Connect A PS5 Controller To PC, What do you need to do to set the PS5 DualSense controller up on PC? What will the DualSense work with on PC? This ...

The Nintendo Switch Pro controller is one of the best controllers on the market and works great with PC. Here’s how to connect the Nintendo Switch Pro controller to PC. Much like how the Pro ...

Most, if not all, of the games you play on the PC can be controlled with your keyboard and mouse. Although, you might prefer to use a controller when playing certain games, such as Monster Hunter: ...

Not only is the DualSense a fantastic controller for use with the PS5, the new PS5 gamepad can also be paired with PC for games on that platform. It’s either to do, too, provided you know which menus ...

CONSOLE players making the transition to PC will no doubt be inundated with opinions on how a keyboard and mouse is better than a controller. But if you’d rather stick with what you’re used to and ...