Valve Index's VR finger tracking is so good that Sony patents PSVR lookalike The Valve Index Controller has made an obvious impression on someone ...

The Steam Deck has recently eclipsed the Steam Controller and Valve Index in the public consciousness, which inspired a new wave of handheld gaming PCs and dramatically improved Linux gaming.

Two years ago, Valve told The Verge it wanted a successor to its cult classic Steam Controller, whose incredibly customizable buttons and touchpads paved the way for the Steam Deck handheld PC ...

Leaked 3D models hidden in a recent SteamVR update appear to show off a new VR motion controller, sparking renewed hope that Valve is gearing up to release its long-rumored ‘Deckard’ VR ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment recently published a patent for a VR motion controller that look suspiciously similar to Valve’s Index controllers, aka ‘Knuckles. The news was first reported by ...

Rather than holding an Index controller you put your hand through it, then tighten a strap across the back of your hand to hold it in place. Open your hand all the way, the controller stays put.

A few months back some Reddit users discovered that Valve got a patent published detailing its vision for a possible Steam controller version two in December 2018. The design looks pretty similar ...

The most interesting feature in Valve's new virtual reality system is how its controllers work in your hands.