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Steam Controller: The Ars Technica review

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Valve's new Steam Controller aims to offer a PC-centric gaming experience, designed specifically for the upcoming Steam Machine. While it provides a solid build quality and intuitive design, its $99 price tag may not justify its incremental improvements over existing controllers like the Xbox. Developers should watch how this controller integrates with upcoming Steam Machines to assess its potential impact on PC gaming interfaces.

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