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# Different button prompts in games
Depending on what system you are playing the button prompt inputs might not correspond to the one you have on your physical controller or device you have in your hand.
Depending on the system you are playing, the button prompts might not match the buttons on your physical controller.
## Xbox Games
The Xbox layout is used by `Xbox Controllers`.<br>
Is also used by devices like the `Steam Deck` `Rog Alley`.<br>
It is used by a lot of `Genric` third party `PC controllers` and `Xbox Clone Controllers`.
**Xbox - Button Layout:**<br>
The Xbox layout is used by Xbox Controllers, Steam Deck, Rog Alley, and many generic third-party PC controllers and Xbox clone controllers.
**Xbox - Button Layout:**
| Button Placement | Button |Name |
| :--- | :---: |:---: |
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| South | <img src="../../wiki_icons/binding_icons/RD-button-a.png" width="30"> |A |
**Example:**<br>
So if you are emulating a Xbox game that calls for the button `B` to be pressed it corresponds to the right button.
**Example:**
If you are playing a Xbox game that calls for the button `B` to be pressed, it corresponds to the right button.
## Nintendo Games
The Nintendo layout is used by `Nintendo Controllers`.<br>
It could also be used by other `Genric` third party `Nintendo Clone Controllers`.
The Nintendo layout is used by Nintendo Controllers and other generic third-party Nintendo clone controllers.
**Nintendo - Button Layout**<br>
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| South | <img src="../../wiki_icons/binding_icons/RD-button-b.png" width="30"> |B |
**Example:**<br>
So if you are emulating a Nintendo game that calls for the button `A` to be pressed it corresponds to the right button.
**Example:**
## Sony PlayStation Games
The Playstation layout is used by `Playstation Controllers`. <br>
It could also be used by other `Genric` third party `Playstation Clone Controllers`.
If you are playing a Nintendo game that calls for the button `A` to be pressed, it corresponds to the right button.
## PlayStation Games
The PlayStation layout is used by PlayStation Controllers and other generic third-party PlayStation clone controllers.
**Playstation - Button Layout**<br>
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| East | <img src="../../wiki_icons/playstation/playstation-circle.png" width="20"> |Circle |
| South | <img src="../../wiki_icons/playstation/playstation-cross.png" width="20"> |Cross |
**Example:**
**Example:**
If you are emulating a PlayStation game that calls for the button `Square` to be pressed it corresponds to the left button.
If you are emulating a PlayStation game that calls for the button `Circle` to be pressed, it corresponds to the right button.
**Regional differences:**
Depending on the region of your PlayStation game, the buttons `Circle` and `Cross` switch the meaning for confirm and cancel, but they remain in the same physical location.
In games from the EU/US `Cross` is confirm while in Japan `Cross` is cancel:
Depending on the region of your Playstation game, the buttons `Circle` and `Cross` switches the meaning for confirm and cancel (they are still at the same physical location).
But it is good to keep in mind if you are used to exiting out of menus with a certain button and wondering why it works in some games while others not.
Keep this in mind if you are used to exiting menus with a certain button and it works differently in some games.