Steam flight simulator xbox 360 controller

#Steam flight simulator xbox 360 controller software#
#Steam flight simulator xbox 360 controller free#

I also own a Steelseries Siberia V3 headset. I've used the same 2.1 Logitech speakers for my computers over the last 10 years or so. Sound: I've always been amazed by the sound quality of Logitech devices for the price. I honestly haven't noticed a difference with it and what's more odd is that I get screen tearing if I don't enable V-sync in games which seems to me to completely defeat the purpose of it. It comes with GSync which pushed the price up a little. I can't go back to anything under 4K now.

Monitor: I recently picked up an Acer XB280HK.

#Steam flight simulator xbox 360 controller free#

Feel free to discuss anything I didn't mention (I own a Wacom tablet too for example). Just pick the topics you like and discuss :). What other peripherals do you own? Do you think race wheels are worth it? Do you own a chair that ties into peripherals? Do you own bigger setups like HOTAS style?

Do you think it's important? Do you own a headset (I loathe those things, I need a separate mic)? Audio: I have an external graphics card, Sennheiser studio headphones, a condenser microphone, 70's audiophile speakers.

#Steam flight simulator xbox 360 controller software#

The software they offer also works with a PS4 controller. I want one, but I haven't been able to try one yet. The main ones are a Razer Sabertooth, for the analog triggers (love it, but the d-pad is shite), a Logitech dual analog (PS2 clone, but a little bigger and nicer) and a Thrustmaster with lots of buttons (it's more than a decade old, but it has the Steam Controller style buttons on the back, as does the Razer, don't let anyone tell you that Valve invented those). Gamepads: I'm very opiniated, I own about 5 of em. It works, but I'm really sad the WASDIO never made it, because there's nothing else on the market that even looks like it. I've also played games with left hand joystick, right hand mouse. I'd really like to own the new upgraded version. If I were to run a HOTAS-style game, I'd run HOSAS with two of these suckers. I've owned a Thrustmaster T16000M for several years now. I didn't want to derail the VR thread, so let's talk about that here. Lately there's been a resurgence of peripheral innovation it seems. I've always disliked using a typewriter to control a game, so I avoid keyboard controls whenever I can.