As of June 2024, 59% of users are playing with an Xbox controller, 26% are on PlayStation controllers and 10% are using Steam Deck controls (aka Steam Decks). Again, it's not really surprising Microsoft's controller is out in front, as the tech giant has given it native support across Windows operating systems (the platform Steam is primarily used on).
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I really like the series controller, but I'm still rocking the Steam controller for most titles. It's an interesting controller. Takes a bit of getting used to but, when you do, it just works so damn well for most games.
This article has major skew in how, they (purexbox.com) are presenting information provided by Valve to show how Microsoft's control is actually decreasing.
Keep in mind that at one point xbox controller was 90%+. For example before the DS4, PlayStation controllers represented less than 1% of users on Steam. So, a more interesting chart would be to show how Microsoft's lock on controllers on PC has been broken by other devices. Next year at this time maybe they'll be down to 50%
Xbox controllers are simple awesome.
Best controller since most games with controller support handle it good.
The Xbox controller is just better. Always has been and will probably stay that way until sony decides to move those sticks. It's one of the reason I prefer to play on xbox. The sticks are placed just right and it feels better in your hand.