Right Hand: Index finger on Numpad 4 (Spindash) and Middle finger on Numpad 2 (Jumping). I mostly use emulators on PC so this is the best way to use keyboard on games which originally were designed for controllers.

Once you get used to this kind of key setting. I actually wanted the Left Shift and Left Ctrl keys (acting as the triggers) for drifting, but the configurator doesn't recognise them Edited Decemby JemiLoke97įor all the people who says the keyboard sucks: bitch please, I speedrun with my keyboard. It helps if you're a pianist Hope this helps. Last finger for Quickstep to the right (Numpad. Thumb, second and middle fingers for moving around (arrow keys)įourth finger for Quickstep to the left (Numpad 0) Middle finger for boosting (X) and Light Dash (S), alternates between both buttons if neccessary So.if I were playing the Modern acts, my fingers would be in these positions: (recognised as 'Delete' in the configurator) Left Bumper - Numpad 0 (recognised as 'Insert' in the configurator) Here's my configured settings (I tried to follow the default keyboard settings for Sonic Heroes for the A, B. But I think it's still safer to play Generations with a gamepad, especially at high-speed areas, cuz it's easier to steer and do the quickstep. I actually prefer to use keyboard to play any PC game. I finished the whole game with the keyboard.

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