Hmm
>>750642338Never used to mean that. Circle was the yes button, the action button, the proceed button. Now no one likes it.
they were copying nintendo's layout without thinking of the symbolism
>>750642338O-nO
>>750642338The opposite made too much sense so it was changed for Americans
>>750642338I hate California.
>>750642338It's just more comfortable. Plus, over here in the US, circle is not used in a positive light.
>>750642702>circle is not used in a positive lightQRD on circle?
>>750642338X = bubuuuuO = pinpon
>>750642742retarded teachers would circle your wrong answers while you were growing up
What does it even do?
>>750642847>gay mode: on
>>750642847ask your mom lololololololololo
>>750642847it dougs
>>750642338Retarded Americans fucked it up for everyone. Even the Japanese.
>>750642338Blue means yes red means no
>>750642802They used Xes when I was a kid. Never understood why X is used to mark your selection on ballots when X has always been the NO symbol.
>>750642338X marks the spot
>>750642742What? You generally circle things you want attention drawn to, do you not?Look at how many of these 'marks' also use a circle.
I remember triangle being the 'cance' function in PS1 and PS2 games as a kid.But after emulating a bunch of stuff these past few years, maybe 2 or 3 games did that. Maybe I only played back then
Are Americans really so stupid that all their tests are multiple choice?
>>750643105>played back then*played trash
>>750642742circle killed my whole family
>>750642742pol stuff. according to folk stories. some immigrant judaists million years ago would circle stuff because X resembled cross. which is one theory where "kike" came from, because it means circle in yiddish or something like that.
>>750642453the only ps1 game I recall have circle for yes and cross for no was ff7. subsequent ff switched it.
>>750643134american education is a meme for a reasonalso your average public school has like 5 times the amount of students that a yuro school has
>>750643284in the western versions i mean
>>750643284MGS too
>>750642847>anal logwhat did sony mean by this
>>750643043Both were check marks for me
>>750642338I played PS3 first and that was the layout. I didn't think about symbols, I thought about what was comfortable. The most used button is x because your thumb fits perfectly there for mashing or being precise but they didn't think about that in the 90's so whatever.
why are turdies like this?
>>750642338just westoids being westoids
>>750642847Turns on or off the analog sticks when playing PS1 games, at least is all I ever found it to do.
>>750643043Preach, Xister.
