Eksbawks
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If xbox is gone, there's at least a chance we can finally bury the abxy vs bayx thing.
Xbox has influenced PC gaming too much for that.
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Gamecube controllers had X on the right, if you're looking to fill in your graphic
After all these years. Finally, I have them all.
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Xbox has influenced PC gaming too much for that.
Steam Deck buttons are Xbox layout.
Better than the old days of "Press 3," or worse- having to map keys to joystick buttons in the config of everything
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Xbox has influenced PC gaming too much for that.
Well let's kill nintendo then
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Well let's kill nintendo then
I like their button layout better though.
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Steam Deck buttons are Xbox layout.
Better than the old days of "Press 3," or worse- having to map keys to joystick buttons in the config of everything
I hope we can reach the point where everything is convenient to switch to whatever you preference/physical controller is in every game.
Maybe one day.
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I like their button layout better though.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Well actually, so do I. Uh, kill PC gaming, then..?
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If xbox is gone, there's at least a chance we can finally bury the abxy vs bayx thing.
Since when is Xbox gone? Microsoft would be silly to kill off their console, they’d lose a pretty significant chunk of Game Pass subscribers. The rumors point to a
hybrid PC/console, but it’s still an Xbox.Of course, Microsoft making foolish decisions would be nothing new.
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I forget if I ever shared this thing I made back in the day.
Interestingly, the Playstation one officially isn't the letter X, it's "Cross" according to Sony. But pretty much no one ever actually uses that name.
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If xbox is gone, there's at least a chance we can finally bury the abxy vs bayx thing.
Just have left x, upper x, right x and lower x. That way there's no confusion possible.
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Since when is Xbox gone? Microsoft would be silly to kill off their console, they’d lose a pretty significant chunk of Game Pass subscribers. The rumors point to a
hybrid PC/console, but it’s still an Xbox.Of course, Microsoft making foolish decisions would be nothing new.
What I got is that they're trying to move to OEMs, like windows PCs. Either way, switching to a PC platform seems doomed, because who would choose that when Steam exists.
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What I got is that they're trying to move to OEMs, like windows PCs. Either way, switching to a PC platform seems doomed, because who would choose that when Steam exists.
They want to integrate Steam with the console, from the rumors I saw. They’ve already integrated Steam into the Xbox app on PC, as I understand it.
More flexibility is a good thing. Console Game Pass and Steam on the same system? Yes please.
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Interestingly, the Playstation one officially isn't the letter X, it's "Cross" according to Sony. But pretty much no one ever actually uses that name.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Sony (via PS5) also finally standardized X Accept and O Back globally. It was backwards in Japan because X meant No and O meant Yes.
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I forget if I ever shared this thing I made back in the day.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]The Microsoft layout being the standard messes me up every time. The SNES layout was seared into my brain 34 years ago. Sony's is different enough that I don't get confused.
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Well actually, so do I. Uh, kill PC gaming, then..?
Make it standard to choose button prompts in every game. It's really not asking much.
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After all these years. Finally, I have them all.
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I forget if I ever shared this thing I made back in the day.
I find myself having to use my Switch pro controller when playing Wii U games on PC, because if I use my Xbox controller I get fucked up on button locations. But somehow holding the slightly different controller shape and button size makes my muscle memory switch for it cleanly.
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Make it standard to choose button prompts in every game. It's really not asking much.
It's not asking much, but knowing game companies, it's still asking too much. But that wouldn't fix it anyway.
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Not enough X
Fixed, see my reply to salvaria's comment.
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Sony (via PS5) also finally standardized X Accept and O Back globally. It was backwards in Japan because X meant No and O meant Yes.
I remember on the ps2 it was just as common to use triangle as the "back" button
