/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.10988407]

Lets be real here,
Which one is jump, which one is attack, which one is wild card?

[Anonymous No.10988413]

B jump
A attack
C wild card

[Anonymous No.10988426]

>>10988407
A = Jump
X = Attack
BYCZ = Everything else

[Anonymous No.10988448]

>>10988407
A: Special/Attack
B: Attack/Run
C: Jump

[Anonymous No.10988454]

>>10988413
/thread

[Anonymous No.10988569]

>>10988407
They are on the d pad retard

[Anonymous No.10988583]

>>10988448
Correct answer. It's this way by default in both beat 'em ups and a few other games like Terminator on SEGA CD

[Anonymous No.10988590]

>>10988413
correct
>>10988426
has never played an action/platformer game before
>>10988448
acceptable
>>10988569
zoomer

[Anonymous No.10988623]

>>10988448
The only exception I remember are some Konami games, like Castlevania Bloodlines or TMNT Hyperstone Heist. Although you could still change controls.

[Anonymous No.10988776]

>>10988407
A jump/attack
B jump/attack
C jump/attack
It's a Sonic game

[Anonymous No.10988965]

>>10988413
no way
b attack
c jump
a special

[Anonymous No.10988980]

I has to do with how far you have to stretch your thumb to hit the button. The button you press the most should be C, second most B, and the button you have to press the least should be A since your thumb has to stretch the most for that.

[Anonymous No.10988990]

Why do they have to be so close together

[Anonymous No.10988995]

>>10988407
A wild
B attack
C jump
>>10988990
Easier to spread your thumb across 2 of them, with the third requiring minimal sliding of your thumb to reach it.

[Anonymous No.10989129]

>>10988448
>>10988965
>>10988995
These because it’s what the Streets of Rage games use so I got used to that.
Plus if you follow previously established standards like SMB for example, the jump button should always be the furthest away from the D-pad and the main action button next to it