But the good news is that it's now natively recognized in Windows, which helps speed things up. If you aren't playing games via Steam, using a Switch Pro controller is still an option but it requires a little extra work, particularly for a Bluetooth connection. Using Steam is the really easy way to get this controller working. Naturally, we want to enable Switch Pro Configuration Support. You should see a few configuration support options on the left. Find the Controller tab and open General Controller Settings. Start by plugging the controller into your PC.ġ. Steam's built-in controller support has included the Switch Pro controller since 2018, which makes using the controller a breeze in Steam games. Steam setup How to use the Switch Pro Controller in Steam To start, you'll need a Nintendo Switch Pro controller (obviously) and a USB-C cable. Here's how to get your Nintendo Switch Pro controller working in Steam or Windows, via a wired connection or Bluetooth. But if you want to play games that aren't on Steam, you're going to need this guide. Thanks to Steam's controller configurator, which has official support for the Nintendo Switch Pro controller, using it for the bulk of your PC games is a breeze. If you have one around and are ready to upgrade from an ancient Xbox 360 pad, it's a strong contender for your next PC controller. It's a fantastic controller with very long battery life, great analog sticks and face buttons much larger than the puny ones on the Switch joy-cons. Nintendo didn't have PC gamers in mind when it built the Switch Pro controller, but that won't stop us from using it anyway.
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