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Tactical Assault Commander 4 adds keyboard and mouse control for PS4 gaming

Posted on August 3, 2015August 26, 2019 By Jarvis

Anyone who prefers the mouse and keyboard controls of a PC for some game types has found a game they like on a game console and wished it had mouse and keyboard controls. I always felt that way before Halo landed on the PC. If there are games on the PS4 that you think would be much better if you had a mouse and keyboard, Hori has the controller for you called the Tactical Assault Commander 4.
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