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The joystick act as the left stick (or WASD), controlling movement, and just above it is a small X button, which acts as a spacebar replacement.

It’s incredibly comfortable and during my tests did an admirable job at fighting off any wrist strain I encountered.

Push a button to the side of the mini joystick and the wrist-wrest slides back a quarter of an inch to ever so slightly accommodate those with larger mitts such as myself. Sitting below the partial 20-key keyboard is a curved, textured wrist-wrest. The TAC Pro Type M2’s greatest strength is its ergonomics. TAC Commander Pro Type M2 – Design and Features At $150, it’s not quite an impulse buy, so let’s find out how that promise holds up in the real world. Hell, the box even has “engineered for FPS domination” printed on the front of it. However, the promise is largely the same: the keyboard and mouse allow for better accuracy and aiming in some games than a controller, giving you an edge in battle. Its mechanical keyboard is also backlit, unlike the non-backlit GameSir AimSwitch VX (also $150) I reviewed previously, which works with the Nintendo Switch, PS4 and Xbox One. If you only ever play one Call Of Duty, make sure it is Modern Warfare.įor more heart pumping action, check out our collection of the best video game openings. The 2016 remaster only improves on it, getting a timely visual update that makes it just as crisp as its bundle brother, Infinite Warfare. Bursting with unforgettable missions - Death From Above, All Ghillied Up, Charlie Don’t Surf to name a few - and a slither of surprising nuance, it’s the best war story the series has ever told. That alluring mix of compulsive unlocks, brilliant map design and powerful feedback is still hooking players to this day. Revolutionary multiplayer, especially on consoles, is the main reason why. A revelation at release and an indisputable classic now, this is the standard every new entry must measure up to. There’s no argument that Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is the series’ highlight. Platforms: PS3, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, PCĭid you expect Black Ops: Declassified? Come on. Developer: Infinity Ward (original) / Raven Software (remastered)