Here’s Why Controllers Have ‘A, B, X & Y’ Buttons, And Not ‘A, B, C & D’
It’s all thanks to Nintendo. If you’ve used a controller in the past few decades, you’ll be familiar with the tried-and-true A, B, X, and Y button setup. This arrangement has been used on the SNES, Dreamcast, Xbox, and Steam Deck and is considered by pretty much everyone to be the de facto standard for…