Press the "Confirm" button

>Press the "Confirm" button.

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Circle. Because it's on the right.

Space. Or enter. Or any key, really.

Circle for japs because they read right to left, Cross for west because they read left to right

Circle because japanese always have superior design.

X(seX) O(nOOOOO!!!)

Pull the trigger while aiming at my head.

>PRESS THE ENTER KEY
>Click mouse
>Progresses
uninstall.exe

No. Circle for japs because O means yes/correct and X means no/wrong to them

>to them
X meaning "wrong" is universal

>play mgs 1-2-3
>always make the mistake of pressing X instead of O

Early ps2 games are circle. Anything after 2005 is X

Where's the any key?

fucking Americans!!! circle is objectively correct

x, unless you're j*panoid """person"""

the quickest button to press, which is the button that is closest to the base of the thumb.

Cross because Jesus means salvation.

Horizontal text is read from left to right in Japanese.

The select button, that's what its for zoomer.

Both.
Triangle and Square for cancelling.

the one at the bottom

it's not a cross. this is a cross.
x is a x

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its the circle butten because it looks like a hole you can jump into but X looks like swords going shwing

Naughts and Crosses uses circles and Xs. A single english word can have multiple meanings idoit.

i didn't say anything about naughts. i was talking specifically about crosses.

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I was pointing out the crosses in naughts and crosses. I don't think your religious bait belongs on Zig Forums.

xoxo

Wow those quadruplets all had the same name and died on the exact same day? Spooky.

>religious bait
nobody brought up religion except you moron.
as for your point about crosses, it's made very clear what a cross is in the english language. i dont mind you not being a native english speaker, just dont try to correct one when you clearly misunderstood the language.