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i got a controller but its not a xbox 360 controller...does the game support other gamepad (controller)
I've also installed and tried x360CE and still no controller options...
http://www.motioninjoy.com/download
PS. Devs if you're listening, thanks for binding the dpad by default. I shouldn't even half to say that, but these days probably more than 70% of devs seem to think we all want to use the bloody analog stick. More often than not the dpad is just dead, and sometimes you can't even manually rebind. Its easily my number one gripe with indie gaming, and I've made it a personal crusade to negatively (or in this case positively) reinforce this as much as possible.
Keyboard vs Controller depends on what YOU like.
Stop wasting time and forum space, and just try both and see which you like better.
Play Shank 2 and then you'll know ;-)
There are plenty of games that play ok with a keyboard, and some that play horribly.