keep it in one place
utilitarian.
this is also why so many gamers hairs trust Issues
this is also why so many gamers hairs trust Issues
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evilkingganon (01/02/2016) [-] 
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**evilkingganon rolled image** is it weird i never had problems with it
**evilkingganon rolled image** is it weird i never had problems with it
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thematthew (01/03/2016) [-] nope, but then again, this is coming from the guy who plays platformers with a keyboard
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crlmsonhazard (01/02/2016) [-] Nah, only plebs who are ***** at gaming have problems like this
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hackenschlock ONLINE (01/03/2016) [-]
Germany is in a different place than Antarctica....
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AnonymousDonor (01/02/2016) [-] wrong
there are only four buttons in each case:
--top
--right
--left
--bottom
always 4
only four
all you have to do is reassign their identities once you pick the thing up
there are only four buttons in each case:
--top
--right
--left
--bottom
always 4
only four
all you have to do is reassign their identities once you pick the thing up
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ferrettamer (01/03/2016) [-] Wow I have the same problem. I was doing something on Netflix on the Xbox for my mom and I kept clicking B instead of A because I've been playing a lot of 3DS lately
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Persistence (01/03/2016) [-] >Playing a variety of different games from different consoles time to time
>Then Playing Metal Gear Solid 3 for the first time
I don't remember which button was the action button but it was flipped compared to every other game in existence
I hope someone understands where I'm coming from
>Then Playing Metal Gear Solid 3 for the first time
I don't remember which button was the action button but it was flipped compared to every other game in existence
I hope someone understands where I'm coming from
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muffinssnuffims (01/03/2016) [-]
It's also always blue whenever colors are involved... which is extra annoying. If it was just a change in position, but the colors were also different then it would be fine.
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adunsaveme (01/03/2016) [-] But why? They might be labeled differently, but they usually do the same thing across the board, especially on multiplat games
Do people really have to think about the label of what they're pressing? I thought just going by direction was the norm
Do people really have to think about the label of what they're pressing? I thought just going by direction was the norm
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tyrson ONLINE (01/03/2016) [-] Well a game screen won't say "press the left corner button on the right hand side", it will say "press the X button" and so you have to try and remember where the X button is.
And yeah, most games key the buttons to the functions by button position, rather than button label, but there are often two different locations for that button function. "Jumping" for example is either the bottom ( A / B / X ) button, or the top ( Y / X / ∆ ) button. So if a game is telling you to "Press X to jump," it could be very confusing.
And yeah, most games key the buttons to the functions by button position, rather than button label, but there are often two different locations for that button function. "Jumping" for example is either the bottom ( A / B / X ) button, or the top ( Y / X / ∆ ) button. So if a game is telling you to "Press X to jump," it could be very confusing.
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adunsaveme (01/03/2016) [-] Some games do it differently but it's generally the same
Like on menus, right button to go back, bottom button to select
Ingame the bottom button is mostly used for jump and top switches weapons and left reloads etc.
But if you're used to pressing A to jump and a game on another console tells you to press X, you're not going to be confused for long, because it's the same action with the same button and it becomes memory like it does with the other controller
Like on menus, right button to go back, bottom button to select
Ingame the bottom button is mostly used for jump and top switches weapons and left reloads etc.
But if you're used to pressing A to jump and a game on another console tells you to press X, you're not going to be confused for long, because it's the same action with the same button and it becomes memory like it does with the other controller
