Well?

Well?

Trigger if it feels like a trigger, shoulder if it feels like a button.

Keyboard and mouse.

L2
and that design is shit, I usually have my finger in between those 2 buttons and can press both without moving my fingers but that design ruins it

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L2 and R2 are triggers.
L1 and R1 are shoulders.

L2/R2

Both? I don't understand what's the question.

l1 and r1 are bumpers:)

L2 and R2 you fucking philistine.

How bout just R2/L2?

triggered shoulder bumper

HI! YES! COULD YOU REPEAT THE QUESTION PLEASE???

There you have it. FPBP.

Wasn't there going to be a controller where the shoulder buttons could also scroll like the wheel of a mouse
if done right i feel like that would've been cool

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Maybe on Playstation, what about SNES or Xbox?

Bumper always seemed like such a weird choice of word for those on the 360 controller. What was wrong with just calling them buttons?

The SNES controller only had L/R. And i still called the XBOX controller ones L1/L2/R1/R2

I've heard them called shoulders and bumpers
Never heard triggers called shoulders

Triggers are far superior to whatever came before it.

>The SNES controller only had L/R.
But are they shoulders or triggers? If you tell someone to just press L he's going to press left on the d-pad.

Digital triggers > analogue

They are shoulder buttons but left/right trigger when referred to specifically
>The controller has shoulder buttons.
>It's one of the shoulder buttons
>Press left trigger to aim

It's a shoulder button. Gun crazed Americans calling it bloody "triggers". It's a game controller, not a damn gun.

>If you tell someone to just press L he's going to press left on the d-pad
You're reaching.

They won't

Unless they are as retarded as you

>If you tell someone to just press L he's going to press left on the d-pad.
Are you for fucking real my man?

L, R ZL, ZR

Nintendo called them L and R.
Nintendo kept calling them L and R.
Sony also called theirs L and R. And added L2 and R2.

L and R are clearly the standard. But
>here comes Microsoft
>Triggers!
Dumb shit.

They're shoulder buttons. I was already an adult when people started calling them triggers, bumpers, etc so I will never change

Here you go. If it is shaped like a trigger button then it is a trigger, if it is a flat button then it is a shoulder button. It's why the Xbox has a LB and LT (left shoulder button, left trigger) while the Playstation has a L1 and L2 (both are shoulder buttons, so it's the first shoulder and second shoulder).

I also call it that on xbox controller, I can't even remember what the original names are on the xobx as it's more random that static noise

On ps3 i used shoulders for aim/shoot but now ive switched

Microsoft's controller actually used triggers though.

Left Trigger/Left bumper and Right Trigger/Right bumper are more apt labels than L/R 1/2.

L2 and R2 Arent even fucking BUTTONS anymore, and havent been since the PS2, so calling them buttons is retarded

>and havent been since the PS2
PS3 you mean. They still function as buttons in most games though.

wat

>If you tell someone to just press L he's going to press left on the d-pad.
And if you tell someone to press a they will make an impression of Henry Winkler.

Can we just agree that triggers are just crutches for mediocre metal drummers?

OW MY SHOULDER

the bottom are triggers on newer controllers
the top are shoulder buttons

they'll always be "L1/L2/R1/R2" to me though