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For the most part I agree with you but generally want controls remapped to match current conventions. A lot of PS2 games are hard to play because they were making button layouts up as they went and it interferes with my muscle memory!
Yes the control remapping can be a big deal for sure coughsystemshockcough
I never played Spyro growing up, so I don't have the nostalgia boner for it, but my partner did. Watching them play it was infuriating. The difficulty in the first three games is based entirely on the controls being dogshit.
I finally got a chance to play 'Bounty Hunter' the PS2 Star Wars game a few years ago on PS4.
The controls were inverted x axis and couldnt be changed. I couldn't get through the first level.
I used to insist on playing games inverted but at some point I switched and now I feel your pain!
I'm an inverted Y axis guy to this day... but inverted X? Unplayable. Lol
Thanks for clarifying. I misread that because itβs so unusual! Maybe they were trying to make it βfunβ.