Hori’s much-anticipated Steam Controller for PC is now available for pre-orders in the US. The gaming peripheral will start shipping in December, just in time for the holidays. The Hori Steam ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The $60 gamepad comes with buttons for opening Steam menus and touch sensors on its joysticks. The $60 gamepad ...

Something to look forward to: Hori is known for its high-quality console gamepads and has released PC controllers before, but working directly with Valve on an officially licensed pad is somewhat ...

Controller manufacturer Hori has announced a new Steam-focused wireless controller launching later this year. Hori's wireless Steam controller is officially licensed by Valve, and both companies ...

Hori has a good reputation, so at the very least this will be a good controller, but it could be more. Valve has revealed a surprising new dedicated Steam product. The Horipad for Steam is made by ...

Monster Hunter Rise is just a month away, and Hori is releasing a special Nintendo Switch controller to celebrate. Many fans are extremely excited about this Nintendo Switch console exclusive, as ...

This particular model is a nice compromise between the regular Joy-Con that comes with a Switch console and other third-party controllers that adopt a more traditional design. Hori's controller is ...

It's always stuff like this that gets me interested. Cutting edge stuff is exciting and all, but it's this type of simple, straightforward controller that's neat to see. Mad Catz did it with the ...

The Nintendo Switch's Joy-Con controllers are good for playing platformers, but more complex games like Super Smash Bros Ultimate are best played with Pro Controllers. Japanese accessory company Hori ...

Unlike Nintendo’s upcoming reissue, which are original GameCube controllers through and through, down to the proprietary connector on the end (you’ll need a USB adaptor to use them with the Switch), ...

Hori (or Horiden, if you're that old school) needs no introduction, but we'll do one anyway. Resident gear maniac, Mike Wiley loves most of the peripherals to come from the Japanese peripheral maker.