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Apart from that it's just as perfect as RE1HD and I've adopted the same buttons pretty much.
I'm used to run button being X and action button Square. Here it's always Circle being default run button and X action while Square is status screen.
As he pointed out. It's switched around. It's japanese style. Where X is Cancel and Circle/B is OK. If you don't change it with external software you will suffer greatly in the first minutes with this switcheroo. I changed it straight away with betterDS3 cuz it pissed me off.
Yes!
I use type A cuz its close to RE3. Doesn't matter which preset you use. Having X/B reversed is just awful regardless.
But you run with X (Square) in RE1 remaster. Capcom shouldn't have negleted this little detail
Well that's a good start. So far it seems "fixable"... Nothing Xinput Plus couldn't handle.
How do you not have at least one control scheme match the original game? lol I really want a answer.