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In big picture mode menus (including the pause menu) where triangle isn't already mapped to something else, pressing the triangle button activates the selected menu item. Since most western PS2 games use triangle for back, this can result in the user activating menu items unintentionally, sometimes with destructive results.
Reproduction Steps
Open the pause menu while playing a game using the "Open Pause Menu" hotkey (defaults to escape)
Open the Load State menu
While selecting an occupied save slot, the user changes their mind and decides to leave the Load State menu, so they press the triangle button
Instead of leaving the Load State menu, the selected save state is loaded, causing the user to lose progress
Expected Behavior
In menus where triangle isn't already mapped to another behaviour, I would expect it to either act as a secondary back button (in addition to circle) or do nothing.
Possibly, triangle could be used as the default back button in all menus, and any additional functions like opening the parent directory could use square or circle instead, although this would be a larger change and should not be made lightly.
PCSX2 Revision
2.3.131
Operating System
macOS 14 (Sonoma)
If Linux - Specify Distro
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Logs & Dumps
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this sounds more like a feature request rather than a bug
I considered using the feature request template, but decided against it since I can't see any reason why triangle as select would be intentional. It isn't listed in the footer of the big picture menus like other buttons are. Since it can have a detrimental effect on the user's experience and little or no benefit, I would classify it as a bug in a project I was managing.
I'm not able to change the labels on this issue, but if any maintainers wish to do so, go ahead.
Describe the Bug
In big picture mode menus (including the pause menu) where triangle isn't already mapped to something else, pressing the triangle button activates the selected menu item. Since most western PS2 games use triangle for back, this can result in the user activating menu items unintentionally, sometimes with destructive results.
Reproduction Steps
Expected Behavior
In menus where triangle isn't already mapped to another behaviour, I would expect it to either act as a secondary back button (in addition to circle) or do nothing.
Possibly, triangle could be used as the default back button in all menus, and any additional functions like opening the parent directory could use square or circle instead, although this would be a larger change and should not be made lightly.
PCSX2 Revision
2.3.131
Operating System
macOS 14 (Sonoma)
If Linux - Specify Distro
No response
Logs & Dumps
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: