Yes, but where gamepads are already supported, it's more the rule than the exception that you're going to run into menus and things that can't be negotiated via

Yes, but where gamepads are already supported, it's more the rule than the exception that you're going to run into menus and things that can't be negotiated via the gamepad. (e.g. Windows UAC prompts, menus, pop-ups or text boxes that inexplicably demand kb/m input, etc. ) So it's not as if one flips the power on and sits on their couch with just a gamepad and has a console-style experience.