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Bro what? You can literally take almost any controller and it probably works in a PC. If it's Xbox, even very old, it works extremely well. You don't need a console, or any special hardware to use a controller. You didn't even need a good PC.
If the person you’re replying to is older than 30, this wasn’t the case for a good portion of their life. The family computer might have had some games on it, but mostly you fired up the console with its special built controller to play games
This, I use an Xbox series x controller (Microsoft) on my Linux gaming PC. Works well. xpadneo driver
Just a question, where is this response coming from? I'm just wondering, did you read what I said or did you read what you wanted to hear?
Because it's absolutely bizarre to be "bro whatted" and lectured about controllers working on a PC as though I said it wasn't possible. In fact, to clear things up, when I play games, I play on PC and I use a controller for it.