Sentences with phrase «keyboard controls feel»

Keyboard controls feel just as good as using a controller, which is a huge plus.

Not exact matches

Even with my using just a keyboard to control my cars, handling of the vehicles and responsiveness of the game in general just felt very right.

You get to grips with it quickly, and in some ways it feels easier than the mouse and keyboard (such as the radial menu for leader powers and building, controlled by the right stick).

Skyrim was never great when it comes to combat but I feel like the motion controls make it a little more fun here, but this opinion might be different depending on whether you prefer a traditional controller or keyboard / mouse control interface.

We all have moments we feel like victims in (or under) the publishing wheel, but to rise above it and take control... Well, that starts, as you say, at the keyboard.

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Additionally, the adapted controls for keyboard / mouse or controller feel quite awkward at times.

Back when I started gaming, all of the controls were bunched up on the keyboard, and I can tell you from experience that they stopped doing that for a reason; this is not the retro feel you want your game to have.

The keyboard controls didn't feel very responsive either.

And though there's no beating a keyboard and mouse for precision and control, the experience felt damn close.

Your ship feels like it has some weight, but I never found myself frustrated with trying to control it, as I often do when playing flight games with a keyboard and mouse.

As such, everyone has to be in the same room with four controllers plugged into your PC (keyboard controls are available, but feel far less intuitive and responsive than the controller).

The default turn speed and acceleration took some getting use to, and I could definitely feel that it had its roots in mouse and keyboard controls.

The game's controls and combo system, despite being awkwardly mapped to keyboard controls, feel very solid.

The game's intuitive console controls make it easy to command full armies with a few button taps, while its PC version allows genre veterans to finally feel at home with a mouse and keyboard.

The game controls feels clumsy especially if you are not used to the keyboard for movement.

While keyboard controls are supported, they currently don't feel properly optimized or well suited to the game's three - dimensional block manipulation and character movement.

The keyboard and mouse controls feel surprisingly great — actually more precise than the gamepad controls the game was designed for.

Updating the mouse and keyboard controls for a more modern feel, you still get the sense of what made those games so popular.

As I made progress and got solidly into the game the game felt more and more like a standard PC shooter with outstanding keyboard & mouse controls.

Bungie nailed the twin - stick controls, which remain a standard in the genre to this very day, and although hardcore PC gamers will be forever wedded to their mouse and keyboard combo, Halo felt simply great to play with a gamepad.

My only gripe was that controlling the commander with the keyboard didn't feel as smooth as it does with the controller.

The keyboard, remote control and mouse also match the system colors perfectly and offer a good high quality feel to them.

Instructing your bot to increase the temperature of the air conditioner by 1 degree is a faster and easier way to control than using the keyboard and saying, it feels so hot here, please do something about it.

The AlienFX Editor used to control the keyboard backlighting seems to run more smoothly than previous incarnations but it still suffers from unprofessional look - and - feel.

Keyboard controls are viable, and just as customizable, but I preferred the gamepad for its old - school feel.

Since the game was designed with a controller in mind (as were many other action / adventure titles), having commands sprawled out across a keyboard with only the most basic controls in our mouse made the game feel extremely unwieldy.

If you're like me though, control games with your keyboard and mouse don't feel very natural — I prefer a good controller.

In particular, racing games like Dirt 2 — recently acquired as part of the awesome Feral bundle — just don't feel right to me controlling them with a keyboard.