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Idolm@ster 2 on PS3
redhairedking:
I know PSP games don't piggyback, I'm not sure about PS3 games though. A friend of mine claims they do.
Saturos:
--- Quote from: zeda12123 on October 11, 2011, 02:29:23 am ---Don't sell yourself short, your avatar is mighty Hnnng worthy too! Mako-chan wants to tell you an embarrassing secret~
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oops. i meant to direct that to animagic. thought i was quoting him her while i was typing.
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BT2:
--- Quote from: animagic4u on October 10, 2011, 09:17:08 pm ---I wonder if this game will use the asian controls (like in SP, circle for accept, x for cancel) or the american style controls (x for accept, circle for cancel).
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Every iM@S game uses Asian layout, it doesn't make sense it they didn't.
Remember that circle equals correct and x equalling incorrect.
Changing x to accept would also be counterintuitive; x is currently used for skipping text, the other 3 buttons are for making choices during commus. Choices are put in a triangular layout corresponding with the upper three buttons, by changing the accept button the button associated with the most right choice would in turn become X.
--- Quote from: animagic4u on October 10, 2011, 09:17:08 pm ---I also wonder if it will make use of control elements like the sixaxis controls, L3, R3, etc.
I'm hoping the asian version comes with an english control sheet like SP.
When the demo comes out, can someone please map the basic controls?
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There's no real usage for extra buttons nor for six-axis quirks in this game imo and I doubt the overall layout would be different from the 360 version.
--- Quote from: Cael K. on October 11, 2011, 03:25:14 am ---I'm pretty sure the game will piggyback on whatever region your console is from.
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While this is possible, most games hardcode the confirm button because basing it on the system is silly.
Setsuna:
--- Quote from: BT2 on October 11, 2011, 04:26:24 am ---Every iM@S game uses Asian layout, it doesn't make sense it they didn't.
Remember that circle equals correct and x equalling incorrect.
Changing x to accept would also be counterintuitive; x is currently used for skipping text, the other 3 buttons are for making choices during commus. Choices are put in a triangular layout corresponding with the upper three buttons, by changing the accept button the button associated with the most right choice would in turn become X.
There's no real usage for extra buttons nor for six-axis quirks in this game imo and I doubt the overall layout would be different from the 360 version.
While this is possible, most games hardcode the confirm button because basing it on the system is silly.
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Unfortunately, the PS3 is nortorious for doing some weird, weird system quirks.
If you want confusing, consider this - In a lot of PS3 Japanese imports I play, Circle is confirm and X is cancel... Until I get to the save screen.
It will then reverse JUST for the save. It catches you out a lot, if you're used to doing things on automatic (and it gets really confusing when the reverse happens on your PSP)
As well, it's also been known that some games will softcode cancel - Project Diva: Dreamy Theatre 1 (for some weird reason) reverses the cancel/OK buttons depending on what region you're on.
So yes, hopefully they're smart enough to realise to hard code it (for layout reasons) although if you wanted a 'anti importing measure' that's a half decent way to screw with the importers...
redhairedking:
--- Quote from: Setsuna on October 11, 2011, 04:33:33 am ---So yes, hopefully they're smart enough to realise to hard code it (for layout reasons) although if you wanted a 'anti importing measure' that's a half decent way to screw with the importers...
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I'm not sure why a company wouldn't want people to import, all it is is more sales.
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