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Analogue controller for PC games (esp. for FPS games)??

smithdown

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Posted August 14, 2012 at 9:55PM

I'm pretty new to PC gaming and am struggling a bit to get the hang of playing with the WASd keyboard set up, being a long-term console player. However, using an Xbox 360 controller doesn't seem to work too great on Crysis, and I assume the same is true for a lot of PC-focused games.

Is it possible top buy a controller that specifically recreates the left hand side of an Xbox controller, or does similar? That way I could use my mouse for aiming etc, but use the sick for movement.

Does such a thing exist??

I suppose I could use an xbox controller and a mouse in conjunction, but the controller is kinda bu8lky to hold in one hand.

Just curious!!

Jakeyatkin

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Posted September 18, 2012 at 6:22PM

i have a few friends in the pc gaming world and i have been looking into getting a gaming pc. they have informed me to stick to keyboard and mouse because its more precise and if you use a controller when playing online you will struggle because everyone else will be alot faster

so stick to it buddy, you will get bettter

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