(08-15-2014, 04:25 PM)SageX85 Wrote: Personally I learned a long time ago to not look at the controller, and make a mental image of the buttons, so my mental process isnt like "Its asking me to press B, circle is supposed to be B, I'll press circle", more like a quick look at the controller an see button names and color, and since most controllers have 4 buttons in diamond shape, when the game shows a prompt to press i use that mental image and the finger responds.
something like this
The only gamepad that gives me problem is the gamecube one, and when i change from xbox to dreamcast a little time to adjust the colors.
Yeah I've gotten accustomed to the buttons but sometimes I have a mental block, plus I'm not the only one that uses the controller and it would be easier for people not familiar with both controllers to pick up and use.
I think I'm going to get some gloss Tamiya paint markers and put some dots in the space inbetween the buttons. This seems the easiest (I dont have to pull apart the controllers) and I'll be abe to keep the markers for when I eventually get a DS4.
(08-15-2014, 04:59 PM)MenDude Wrote: I don't really look at the controller, the button layout is pratically the same (except for the analog and d-pad).
Yes but games dont show all 4 buttons on screen, usually just a single replica of the xbox 360 button that needs to be pressed. Plus Its easier for people not familiar to use the ds3 with pc games.