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Main Damn You Muscle Memory Discussion
Cut this bit...
- Hibernation does 'shut down completely'. It also does the system equivalent of a save state before the shutdown, which will be automatically loaded when the computer is turned back on and sees it there. The number of people that need to shut down without doing this is miniscule in comparison, and most of those only have to do it because some item of hardware is incompatible with hibernation... in which case whoever assembled the computer is supposed to have changed the default in the Windows options for the button to run a non-hibernate shutdown.
Someone needs to clean up the video game section. The bit about some games using Circle as confirm and X as cancel or vice versa shows up at least a dozen separate times, often using the same games the previous entries used.
This topic seems to be completely tied to the button mapping issue. On a page linking to this (I think it was "Stop Helping me!") It also referred to the uther muscle memory issue: tapping the button like a madman and overshoot something (like dialogue) and forced to repeat it over again.
Is there another similar topic that should have been tied to? Or should I add that example, and my own contribution to this article?
Some of the examples in the video game section seem to be "Go from playing one game to playing a different game on the same console and WOW LOOK different controls."
An example being the Viewtiful Joe -> Super Smash Brothers Melee. Because clearly beat-em-ups have everything to do with whatever Melee is.
Maybe the only videogame examples should be for changes in the same series or for very similar games, like the Guitar Hero/Rockband example.