Ghostwire Tokyo Controller Or Keyboard (2024)

FAQs

Which is more fun controller or keyboard? ›

You see, a good gaming keyboard and mouse almost feels like a match made in heaven when paired with first-person shooters or strategy games, but for racing or fighting titles, the controller reigns supreme.

Controllers may have fewer input options to work with, but those inputs are sometimes more precise than the binary input of a keyboard. Analog joysticks may lack the precision and speed of a mouse, but if you press forward slightly the character might walk, and if you push harder, they might run.

All Game and UI controls can be used with controller and mouse/keyboard, automatically switching as needed. On/Off Setting for Vibration and Adaptive Triggers (PS5 Controller) in Options.

Ghostrunner supports controllers, including the Backbone One, on Steam Link, PS Remote Play, and GeForce Now.

From the controller friendly (but also keyboard friendly) PC games I have worked on, 10-30% of players using controller seems reasonable number. It very much depends on how you define majority.

Key Takeaways

A keyboard and mouse is better for competitive first-person shooters and real-time strategy games. In virtually all other cases, though, a good controller is better thanks to its high level of comfort and intuitive experience.

Movement with a controller's left analog stick is far more precise than a keyboard. Yes, mouse is better for aiming -- but controllers aren't necessarily less precise.

A keyboard and mouse set-up should work fine for exploration and most of the mini-games, but controllers are better suited to the beat-'em-up combat.

Comfort Zone

Whilst keyboard/mouse are by no means uncomfortable as long as you have the correct posture and angle, you just can't beat the ergonomic feel of the controller, which is designed to rest in the hands.

Especially on Easy and Normal difficulty, the game is never much of a challenge once the basics are understood, which only serves to highlight how shallow the combat can be.

Does Ghostwire: Tokyo run well on PC? ›

In terms of graphics, you'll need at least an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 to get up and running, while the developers recommend a GeForce GTX 1080. The bar isn't too high when it comes to CPU and GPU, but Ghostwire: Tokyo is a little gutsy when it comes to RAM.

With Ghostwire: Tokyo, there isn't much for accessibility when it comes to controls. Keyboard and controller remapping exists which is good to see, although you can only remap an action once.

Some games require an instant response from the player, and that is when a good controller comes into play. To make sure that you buy the best gaming controller for your gaming console or PC, there are certain things that you need to keep in mind, such as the build quality, connectivity, and button response time.

Embarking on precision, as we turn to targeting in first-person shooters like Fortnite or Apex Legends, mice are unparalleled, offering unmatched aiming precision. Think about those headshots in FPS or the quick, precise actions needed in real-time strategy (RTS) games.

At the end of the day, it comes down to playstyle and familiarity. If you like to run and gun at close range, the controller is likely best for you. However, if you like to keep your distance and already play other titles with keyboard & mouse, why change now? Looking to play some duos or trios this weekend?