Last thing update Steam is adding support for classic Nintendo controllers that the company releases for the Nintendo Switch. While Valve’s update notes are somewhat vague – “Nintendo Online classic controller support added” – the change means Steam now supports NES, SNES, Nintendo 64 and Sega Genesis controllers for Switch, Valve spokesperson Casi Aitchison Boyle confirmed.
Fighting game fans will be happy to know that Qanba’s Obsidian and Dragon Arcade joysticks, as well as Hori’s Fighting Stick Mini 4, are now supported on Steam.
In addition, Valve has made some improvements to how Steam supports the Sony DualSense controller: on Windows, you will be able to see the firmware update dialog (this happened after the release of Sony’s official DualSense firmware update app for PC), and controllers with updated firmware will have improved emulation feedback.
