That scene, or any scene really, where the person is hiding on the ceiling or under a grate, and people are in the room/area makes me wonder: Am I the only person who ALWAYS glances up and down when entering a room? Even if I was in there 3 seconds prior, I glance.
Home Alone 2, where Marv walks in and takes a step into a massive hole in the floor, falling into the basement -stupid.
You know ape escape was the perfect place to learn what L3 is because it should show the lable L3 and show the stick being pushed in right next to it, that trained me to think of the stick as L3. But they really should’ve renamed that button because it’s not an obvious button but more like a press of a stick. I would have put it as “L stick in” or something
jacktringoli on December 27th, 2020 at 18:33 UTC »
That pissed me off in so many games lol "Wtf is l3 and r3" I kept thinking for years it was r1 and r2 to make r3 and same for l1 etc.
StickSauce on December 27th, 2020 at 18:36 UTC »
That scene, or any scene really, where the person is hiding on the ceiling or under a grate, and people are in the room/area makes me wonder: Am I the only person who ALWAYS glances up and down when entering a room? Even if I was in there 3 seconds prior, I glance.
Home Alone 2, where Marv walks in and takes a step into a massive hole in the floor, falling into the basement -stupid.
AnionShade on December 27th, 2020 at 20:36 UTC »
You know ape escape was the perfect place to learn what L3 is because it should show the lable L3 and show the stick being pushed in right next to it, that trained me to think of the stick as L3. But they really should’ve renamed that button because it’s not an obvious button but more like a press of a stick. I would have put it as “L stick in” or something