Local 2-Player with 2 Keyboards?

[Mighty Spirit the 2]

Hello, recently i wanted to play the Superfighters Deluxe campaigns with a friend of mine. I was really thrilled to try the local 2 player feature, just like in Superfighters (Flash). However to my disappointment, i plugged in first 2 keyboards, but there was no keyboard #2 to bind the keys to. So when we went into local, i pressed a action on my keyboard, both characters did the same thing (walked, punched, jumped exactly the same..). Then i had to play on another gamepad, but that totally sucked, so i ended up hosting and he joined via Laptop.
When i purchased the game i kind off expected this to be a feature, since this game is designed to be played on keyboards and not controllers. I would have asked about this sooner had i tried the local out before.

Has anybody else managed to get this to work? Do i have to install some software to trick the PC into thinking the 2nd keyboard is a gamepad, and then overlap the keybinding for controller to keyboard? [Edit*seems like i have found something like this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hvoFs_amT8) using keyboard splitter, (will try later) but this seems like quite a bit of work to do especially for younger people...] More importantly will there be an option to play on 2 different keyboards (we already have the option to play on "Xbox gamepad 360 #1 to #4") be added in the future? At least before support ends permanently? I'm sure this is something a lot of the younger audience wants.

[Gurt]

SFD uses the built in XNA Keyboard API which treats all keyboards as the same keyboard device to my understanding. For local coop you will have to share the same keyboard or use different gamepads.

[Mighty Spirit the 2]

SFD uses the built in XNA Keyboard API which treats all keyboards as the same keyboard device to my understanding. For local coop you will have to share the same keyboard or use different gamepads.

That's kind of disappointing to hear. I really thought this was going to be a feature. I just thought it was going to be naturally a part of the finished game because it is designed for keyboard play. Maybe you should have pointed that out when the game was first released.
Oh well, guess I'm of to try Keyboard Splitter.