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Ctrl+Alt+Delete: Analog keyboards could convince me to dump the DualShock

Ctrl+Alt+Delete: Analog keyboards could convince me to dump the DualShock

Posted on February 6, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

I’ve got something to confess: I prefer controllers over gaming keyboards. 

That’s admittedly blasphemous for a Computing Editor to admit, but keyboards just don’t play nice with my smallish hands. There’s no denying a keyboard and mouse combination is significantly more accurate than any gamepad, but I’m not convinced it’s worth the uncomfortable stretching it requires of my digits – it’s like playing a game of Twister with my hands.
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