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The video demonstrates setting up a controller wirelessly with Steam for games like Jedi Survivor that no longer support controllers due to an EA application update. The process involves connecting the controller via Bluetooth, enabling Steam support in Jedi Survivor properties, and adding EA desktop as a non-Steam game in the Steam library to play wirelessly. Additionally, the speaker stresses the importance of launching the game from inside the application for proper function, achieving success with this method over other online suggestions.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker explains how to set up a controller wirelessly with Steam without any third-party software. This is particularly useful for games like Jedi Survivor that no longer support controllers due to an update in EA’s desktop application. The solution involves ensuring the controller is connected via Bluetooth, enabling Steam support in Jedi Survivor properties, and adding EA desktop as a non-Steam game in the Steam library. By following these steps, the speaker was able to successfully play wirelessly with the controller.
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In this part of the video, the speaker explains how to ensure a game is running properly by launching it from inside the application, not just from Steam. They highlight the importance of both the application and the game showing as ‘running’ simultaneously. The method involves running the EA application through Steam and launching the game from within the EA desktop for wireless connectivity. The speaker emphasizes the success of this method compared to other solutions suggested online.