US EditionYet Another Steam Controller Leak Predicts an Imminent Launch for Valve’s Next-Gen Hardware
An early review break revealed hardware specifics like no textured grips or removable joysticks, alongside a $99 price, after images were salvaged and re-uploaded by fans.
- Leaked reviews indicate the Steam Controller will launch in Japan on May 4, 2026, with a retail price of $99.
- Valve developed this peripheral to complement its upcoming gaming hardware lineup, which includes the Steam Machine and Steam Frame, despite previous supply delays.
- Leaked images reveal the device lacks textured grips, removable joysticks, and hair triggers found on the Xbox Elite Controller and PS5 Dual Edge.
- Critics described the device as "slippery," citing this as a primary complaint, while noting it is more expensive than the Sony DualSense or Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller.
- With official details pending, Valve has not yet finalized availability for the accessory, and pre-orders remain closed.
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Steam Controller Release Date Leaked
A leaked review has reportedly revealed the Steam Controller release date, pointing to a launch as early as next week. Japanese gaming outlet 4Gamer briefly published a review of the Steam Controller before pulling it down. The page now shows as “hidden,” but it was already indexed by Google, allowing parts of the text to be read. According to the review, the Steam Controller will release in Japan on May 4, 2026, at 3 PM JST. The date listed was…
Steam Controller to Arrive on May 4 in Japan
Valve's Steam Controller is reportedly just a few days away from launch, as the company is preparing for a May 4 release in Japan. According to a now-deleted post by 4Gamer, the Japanese launch is expected on May 4, with a price of $99. This price includes the controller, a charging cable, and a 2.4 GHz dongle for wireless connectivity to a PC. The removed 4Gamer post mentioned the exact launch time as May 4 at 15:00 local time in Japan, which m…
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