There’s an awesome FPS keyboard and mouse for PS4 that’s coming to Japan at first and we want it.
For console owners that want the mouse and keyboard experience on their PS4, this might just be the answer to all your prayers.
This little keyboard and mouse combo is coming to the Japanese market on November 30 for 14,904 yen (£78), according to My Game news Flash (via Kotaku).
It’s called the Tactucal Assault Commander for PS4, and is apparently also compatible with the PS3 for all the FPS action you could hope for.
The keyboard has two sets of arrow keys alongside a “snipe key”, “quick key” and “walk key”.
Of course, there’s the more traditional L3, X, Options and share buttons on the keyboard too.
The mouse itself is equipped with square and Q buttons under your right forefinger. It also looks like there a pair of other keys under the grip, but we can’t quite see what they’re for.
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It would be interesting to see how well this works with FPS games on PS4 and how much we’d prefer it from the DualShock 4.
Not sure how you’d use it sitting on the sofa either. But we’re very willing to try.
Let us know what you think of this upcoming peripheral in the comments below.
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