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Valve's Steam Controller Prototype Hands-On at GDC 2014

United StatesPublished March 20, 2014

Views 162K  |  Likes 2.03K  |  Comments 468
Views#5,400,336Global
Views#1,148,008United States

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This video has 162K views and 2.03K likes, ranking #5,400,336 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

162,967

Likes

2,036

Comments

468

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Total (all-time): $114 – $326

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Valve believes its Steam Controller can be a suitable alternative to using a keyboard and mouse for PC games, and we get some hands-on time with their latest prototype. Here's how Valve has refined its gamepad since we last used it at CES.

Published
March 20, 2014
Made for kids
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