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> Control pads were meant to be utilised by the gamer,not become stale
> and un-used.The one button that is subject to this is the select
> button.....Lets be honest,who uses the damn thing.i for sure dont.It
> is so pointless to put it in,never gets used.Who here agress with
> me?....I wish Sony wouldnt put the rubber in my pad.......
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I agree. It's even pointless on the GameBoy, SNES, Wonderswan. . .(3 years later). . .and the Nes. What's the point in pressing it to exit a level? You may as well just finish the level or go back to the start or reset the console. It's more comfy on your hands to do that anyway. . .
(;o|
p.s Why did everyone ignore me when I was usin gmy old account. Do people still not show any respect towards Newbies then.
I just remembered what my tag line is! No need to be concerned though, thats just a song i really like.
As for the cadbury's causeway stuff, my mate had a whole book of alternative names for things.
Guess what a purple ended womb broom is.
Some of then were hilarious.
Now i've got nothing against homosexuals, but i found this alternative *very* amusing: Heamerrhoid (sp?) Hitman.
> Which avenue? The Cadbury's Causway, or the Bournvillve Boulevard?
Okay, combining this with your tagline, I am concerned.
Yes, but let's not - erm - venture up that avenue.
Which avenue? The Cadbury's Causway, or the Bournvillve Boulevard?
*Ears perk up*
> But only if you take it the wrong way, so to speak.
Yes, but let's not - erm - venture up that avenue.
That could be sooooooo rude...
But only if you take it the wrong way, so to speak.
The 'select' button is used in a surprising amount of games (though usually to help you quit the level you're on on platform games). You use it to do fantastically interesting things like do a 'fake fireball' or perform a 'fake roll' on Street Fighter Alpha 3 (ps1).
If its useless buttons you're after, I give you the left shoulder button on the N64 pad!!!!
Did any game use that??? I don't think a single one of my games does, except maybe to turn the map on on Turok 2 (but who uses the map on Turok???)
All the games use Z rather than L, whats the point in that button or that pad or that system!??!!?!?!!
*Tarrant sobs into half full bucket*
... sorry guys, I've still not gotten over it...