Modern Mortal Kombat/Injustice games would allow you to rebing keys for actual fighting sections, yet would insist on keeping default keys in all the menus, creating a schizophrenia situation where you have to either constantly jump between two presets each time you need to switch a character or stage (in other words every two minutes), either just accept default bindings across the globe. DOA5 PC won't let you fully rebind keyboard keys and won't even allow you to choose to use your keyboard as long as it detects a gamepad connected to your PC as if gamepad is by default the preferable option for any person (hint: it is not). Today, we will select the brooding hero, Jin Kazama, known for his mix of Kazama and Mishima fighting styles.
This includes fan favorites like Jin Kazama, Ling Xiaoyu, Hwoarang, and Yoshimitsu. The problem is that while having a great potential, keyboard support is often butchered in PC ports of fighting games for some inexplicable reason. Gameplay We begin the game at the character selection screen, a grid of 23 unique characters each with their own strengths, weaknesses, and fighting styles. Collect the bronze, silver and gold keys in Tekken Force. The obvious advantage is that instead of moving one thumb back and forth between 4 face buttons, you can use as much fingers as you want for the same functions (I personally prefer forefinger hovering over two punch attack buttons, middle finger hovering over two grabs, ring-finger hovering over two kick attacks). Play with Anna 25 times in a row, then select her by pressing Start. Keyboards are potentially great in fighting games, in the end of the day they are much similar to Hitbox fightpads, something that some fighting game pros on consoles actually prefer to normal gamepads.
