is successful, some people will keep savoring this success, while others will take out previous failed cases to figure out why they did not succeed in the past. It seems that Valve is a bit biased towards the latter. In an interview, Steam Deck designers Lawrence Yang and Pierre-Loup Griffais said they wanted to explore the possibilities of Steam Handle 2.
When talking about whether it is possible to launch subsequent products from Steam controllers, Yang said: "Yes, we want to implement this plan. The problem now is the way and reality." Of course, Valve's main energy is still on Steam Deck.
Yang said: "I think the possibility of exploring this direction again is still very high, because this is what we want to do. At present, our energy is still on Deck, so this situation is a bit similar to that of a mini host: if we can cooperate with a third party or explore it ourselves, it is definitely a very happy thing."
Of course, this does not mean that Valve is going to make a new controller. It can only be mentioned by V club during the internal discussion, and even came up with a prototype. Even if it can be truly productized, it will have to happen several years later.
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