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Huh that's weird. I was a beta tester of Project Stream during the holiday season. I travelled with a Pixelbook and before my travel I tested all my controller
by yegle 8y ago
Huh that's weird. I was a beta tester of Project Stream during the holiday season. I travelled with a Pixelbook and before my travel I tested all my controllers: PS4/Xbox/Nintendo and even an NVIDIA shield controller. Only Nintendo Pro Switch controller can be paired with the Chromebook.
The only problem is that A/B and X/Y is different between Xbox and Nintendo controller and you need to press B when the game tells you to press A. But it's a minor issue.
- verall 8y agoThe first shield controller was wifi-direct and so compatible with almost nothing. The new one is Bluetooth. Do you know which one you had?
- vinkelhake 8y agoI was also a beta tester of Project Stream. DualShock 4 controllers can be paired with Pixelbooks. I know because that's what I used.
- mikewhy 8y ago> The only problem is that A/B and X/Y is different between Xbox and Nintendo controller and you need to press B when the game tells you to press A. But it's a minor issue. It's also different with Xbox and PS4 controllers. It's something I got used to a while ago after using DS3 controllers in Windows games. Lots of PC games nowadays detect PS4 controllers and properly adjust UI (or even work with the lightbar), but I doubt Project Stream / browser controller APIs get that level of info.