Ive wanted to get into PC gaming for awhile but I just don’t have the room or the care to set something up its why I use consoles. Every time I mention this ill get a billion messages about ways to make it work. I’m a simple person I want to plug it in and turn it on which is why I use consoles. I dont play enough games to justify a full set up. I plan to plug my PS5 controller into this (I think its able?) And enjoy.
Unless you are going for console exclusives, a PC is upgradable and can be just about as plug and play, specially now with SteamOS. The SteamDeck has really helped normalized control schemes into their gamepad.
It’s able ! However my experience on Linux tells me to warn you that having the PS4 controller work only requires plug and play, having the PS5 controller work requires a few (moderate) tweaks
Ive wanted to get into PC gaming for awhile but I just don’t have the room or the care to set something up its why I use consoles. Every time I mention this ill get a billion messages about ways to make it work. I’m a simple person I want to plug it in and turn it on which is why I use consoles. I dont play enough games to justify a full set up. I plan to plug my PS5 controller into this (I think its able?) And enjoy.
Yes, because everything runs through Steam, which support the DS5.
Unless you are going for console exclusives, a PC is upgradable and can be just about as plug and play, specially now with SteamOS. The SteamDeck has really helped normalized control schemes into their gamepad.
It’s able ! However my experience on Linux tells me to warn you that having the PS4 controller work only requires plug and play, having the PS5 controller work requires a few (moderate) tweaks
On Steam Deck it just works, but that’s because it’s running through Steam.
What tweaks did you require? I just start ps5 controller and it works.
It was some time ago, maybe that’s not true anymore :)