O is cancel

>O is cancel
>X is confirm
burger logic

What is the reason why the rest of the world has this though? I know it's the other way around in Japan

x marks the spot

Sony are japanese

Seriously. Windows has "X" as the dang close button


Despite growing up in america, with a PS1 and a PS2, I still see circle as select.
Might also be because that's where "A" would be on a nintendo controller, but I still think circle should be select

It started out as Japan had it.
Then at some point the west started doing it differently, and it stuck.

>red button is cancel
>blue button is confirm

makes perfect sense Tbh

It's orange.

>not green one

Your thumb is longer than it is wide, so if your thumb is resting on X it makes it easier to hit X and any other button at the same time than resting your thumb on O and trying to hit O and any other button.