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Originally Posted by girv
I think, back in the day, 1-button joysticks were the most common type of controller used on Amigas, but these made certain types of games awkward, like platformers with both jump and fire actionn for example
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Huh? There may be reasons for multiple buttons, for example in a Brawler game, but certainly not for jumping and firing. Most precise jumping can be done with joystick-up as you don't have to coordinate stick and button movements.
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Follow up question: would a game that required 2 or more buttons for its control scheme put you off buying it?
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I cannot remember the location of more than one button in an action game.
