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Originally posted by Fission Mailed:lol what, Nintendo had X and Y ever since the SNES. The ABXY standard is so established since decades that there even are Controllers with buttons without ABXY on it and with all the same colors, people simply know that A is on bottom and Y on top and X left and B right, they don't need to look at it or think about. But till this or at least a solution via settings isn't available, my Switch will only collect dust and that's it. I would even purchase a second one if there would be one with correct layout and then probably even purchase some more games for the switch.

N64 button layout pro#

And if at least the Pro Controllers would follow the ABXY standard everything would be ok. It also would not be an issue if they would stick to their proprietary crap, but the Pro Controllers are like copies of the Xbox Conrollers with messed up ABXY layout, that's where the issue is. So Nintendo is a bit inconsistent and can't be called a standard. I had all of them and also still use the Gamecube Controllers (Wavebirds) with the Wii. Gamecube has tiny round A with a big round B and curved X/Y around the big round B - That layout has nothing to do with the ABXY standard, it was a proprietary one. SNES has no Analog Sticks at all, but yeah it had colored ABXY buttons. The PS may using other symbols, but the positions still match and wasn't messed up.lol what, Nintendo had X and Y ever since the SNES.

N64 button layout Ps4#

Originally posted by NeXuS23:Gravis Joypad, Dreamcast, Xbox, Xbox360, Xbox One, PS, PS3, PS4 all where before the Switch and the Switch is the one with mirrored A/B/X/Y the older Nintendos did only have A/B (arranged horizontally) and no X/Y so it's clearly Nintendo not following the established standard. It's also the reason i didn't purchase any other Games for the Switch after finishing Zelda (and pressing 10'000 times the wrong buttons), i will only purchase Games for the Switch if either i can purchase a Pro Controller with correct layout or there at least is an option to correct it in system settings. It makes anyway no sense to mirror and even reverse the natural order of A->B / X->Y to B->A / Y->X i really wonder who had that glorious idea. So Nintendo either should have used their own symbols and no X/Y or simply follow the established standards for ABXY. The PS may using other symbols, but the positions still match and wasn't messed up. Gravis Joypad, Dreamcast, Xbox, Xbox360, Xbox One, PS, PS3, PS4 all where before the Switch and the Switch is the one with mirrored A/B/X/Y the older Nintendos did only have A/B (arranged horizontally) and no X/Y so it's clearly Nintendo not following the established standard. I'm going to probably ruffle some feathers saying this, but I really wish the Dreamcast and x-Box had followed Nintendo's established conventions there it would have made EVERYONE'S life easier.