PSPfreak

Just another person taking only one aspect of the story into perspective and ignoring everything else. *shrugs*

Pope... I don't even know what on earth you're talking about half the time anymore. Did I cause you to have a nervous breakdown? lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=Ip8eAhhKhHQ
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/05/mo...cla.html?_r=1&

I love making jokes and backing them up you were just unfortunate and barely started to notice that I make these jokes. Hell one of my first threads was about what majors were basicly a waste of money or too risky. Hehehehehehe.

Sorry, just because you look something up on Wikipedia doesn't mean you're making a correct diagnosis. That statement is a contradiction to common sense and makes a logical claim that anything requiring direction sis "bad design" and you still have not made a counterpoint to that. It makes me wonder if you even play video games that require any actual skills. If not, that's fine but then you're clearly not at liberty to say what's "bad design" or not.

Period, man.

You still don't get it.

The person who says SF2's control scheme is "complicated" is not at liberty to make judgments on people's "skills" as it is clear you have none as a gamer.

Anenome... so what? Your logic clearly hasn't changed and it's terrible. TO you if you have to read something in a manual or look it up in a list, it's "poor design." This logic dictates no generation past genesis/SNES had good games and that any electronic that requires directions falls into the same category. Street fighter is EASY, not hard. If you're too lazy to look in the directions or PRESS THE DAMN 'START" BUTTON then that's on YOU; YOU are "poor design." :D

Here's a good example of discoverability for you.

Today Android released a new version and updated my Nexus 7.

Upon rebooting I noticed the homescreen was now different and that they'd added the ability to add extra tiles. I added a tile easily and quickly, all without ever having to read the release notes or lookup the manual.

That's good design.