The plural is axes. Pronounced like saying act-sees.Irridium said:19, not inverted. Though I do play quite a few flying games with an inverted axis(whats the plural of axis? Axii. Axises, Axis'?).
I can usually switch between inverted/non-inverted fairly easily, so yeah. I'm just awesome like that.
/ego boost
J03bot said:21. Used to invert, stopped for some reason when Halo came out. I think because given the fact that people were largely playing 4-player split screen but swapping controllers regularly, it was just easier.
Still inverted for anything flying-based, though.
Now this is interesting -- it seems like there's a lot of people in the 20-24 age range that inverted as kids but eventually switched. (You two aren't the first to say it, you were just right next to each other)Telasro said:I'm 21, used to play inverted, but enough games didn't offer the option to toggle it (or made it too inconvenient to), that I switched to normal. Would probably play flight sims inverted, however. (If I played them)
Rogue Squadron! Amazing.DustyDrB said:23, normal. The only "flight" games I played when I was growing up was Rogue Squadron on the N64. I believe it gave you the option to turn off inverted controls then. Inverted feels unnatural to me, and I struggle with it when I'm forced to use it.