HALO INFINITE MOUSE AND KEYBOARD PC

Master Chief is essentially synonymous with Gamer Green, so it stands to reason that playing Infinite on an Xbox controller feels much better than using a Super Razer Gaming Power Mouse X10000. In all seriousness, itвЂ™s worth remembering HaloвЂ™s status as the Xbox series. F to punch someone with your gun? ThereвЂ™s no F on an Xbox controller mate.

A to jump, X to reload, B to crouch - map melee to right analog click, you cowards - Y to change weaponвЂ¦ ItвЂ™s the classic Halo formula. Halo just feels right with a controller, like Master ChiefвЂ™s limbs have been consciously designed to be mapped to analog sticks (they have) and the guns have been created with haptic feedback in mind (they also have). WhatвЂ™s that? Halo isnвЂ™t a Nintendo game? No, reader, all video games and, by extension, all video game consoles are Nintendos. You can make it go and stop, but thereвЂ™s very little finesse involved - especially if you want to turn, which requires a sufficiently impressive degree of creativity that you should probably stop playing your Nintendos and do the next Mona Lisa. Playing Halo with mouse and keyboard feels like driving a car with no steering wheel.

HALO INFINITE MOUSE AND KEYBOARD PC

Related: I'm A PC Gamer: Do I Really Need Windows 11? For what itвЂ™s worth, I did not actually do this. Perhaps this is why, then, that after spending approximately five minutes playing this weekendвЂ™s Halo Infinite technical preview using mouse and keyboard, I very nearly, almost definitely maybe picked my monitor up and used it as a gravity hammer against my own face. No, no - throw my keyboard in the bin and call me Chief, IвЂ™m a controller man when it comes to gun-punching Grunts. Even games that specifically recommend using a controller like Hades now feel remarkably more intuitive this way - WASD and a five-button mouse? IвЂ™ve got more clinical precision than Phil Taylor after 12 pints. While it initially takes quite a bit of time and effort to adjust to mouse and keyboard, once you get the hang of it, thereвЂ™s (mostly) no going back. I play a lot of games on PC and rarely plug in a controller.

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