Press Start

Because PCs don't have a start button.

Duh.

Because PCs don't have a start button.

Duh.

Power_Wrist

PCs have enter/esc. Those usually substitute for a menu function

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Because PCs don't have a start button.

Duh.

atejas

PCs have enter/esc. Those usually substitute for a menu function

It was a joke.

A subtle, nuanced joke.

[QUOTE="atejas"][QUOTE="Power_Wrist"]

Because PCs don't have a start button.

Duh.

Power_Wrist

PCs have enter/esc. Those usually substitute for a menu function

It was a joke.

A subtle, nuanced joke.

That's why he didn't get it.

[QUOTE="atejas"][QUOTE="Power_Wrist"]

Because PCs don't have a start button.

Duh.

Power_Wrist

PCs have enter/esc. Those usually substitute for a menu function

It was a joke.

A subtle, nuanced joke.

Ah, my bad.

Although I find that humour does not translate well over the internet.

Although I find that humour does not translate well over the internet.

atejas

Ah, that's why my razor sarcasm is interprated as rampant fanboyism.

although we are offtopic, I honestly have no idea why there is a prerequisite "press start or X" screen to most games. Tradition, perhaps?

I honestly have no idea why there is a prerequisite "press start or X" screen to most games. Tradition, perhaps?

Power_Wrist

That's what I had thought as well, it does not seem to serve any real purpose.

Tradition, perhaps? Power_Wrist

That's the only reason I can I think of. Sometimes they're nice (most Nintendo games), sometimes they're boring and it seems like they're only there because developers felt obligated (Fable).