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		Sony Playstation - Button Symbols System Sony is a Japanese company and the development of the Playstation controller takes reference to Japanese authoring marks using four geometric shapes; circle, triangle, square and cross which are common knowledge in Japan, the same way we in the west are familiar with the meaning of 'tick' for correct and 'cross' meaning incorrect. The following key explains the design philosphy of the Playstation button symbols: Cross (batsu) = "no good" Triangle (sankaku) = "weak" OR "average" Circle (maru) = "good" OR "satisfactory" Double circle (niju maru) = "excellent" This explains why circle is always used to confirm in japanese games, and cross to cancel. For a full explaination from the original author please visit www.japanesetranslator.co.uk The DUALSHOCK 2 revolutionizes the way games are played. The standard controller for the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, the DUALSHOCK 2 analog controller allows you to accelerate, decelerate, and maneuver through a course with surgical precision or unlock even more fighting moves and secret weapons. This controller is compatible with any game, including PlayStation® format software, that supports digital control, analog control, vibration function and/or pressure sensitive function, and on any system including the PlayStation game console and the PS one console; however, pressure-sensitive button features work only with the PlayStation 2 system.
	What is Telepress? Categorisation The FTSE Circles are so useful Red, Green, Yellow & Blue Universal Navigation Personal Publishing Abraham Maslow Ten basic human needs 01 Mind and Body 02 Nourishment 03 Environment 04 Protection 05 Communication 06 Direction 07 Contact 08 Transactions 09 Identity 10 Promotion Why do we need signs? Neurolinguistic programming Staying in the womb Inspiration Stargate The village square The four corners of the world Teletext Traffic Lights TV remote control Video-on-demand Apple Computers Sony Playstation Download Telepress PDF View Screenshots The future of Telepress

© 1994 - 2009 Victor J Kennedy. All rights reserved. 'Telepress' is born of the the word Telepresence, which means; To be somewhere else: To be 'Virtually' Distant: to have telesthesia. Tele: [Greek têle-, from têle, far off.] Press: Being everywhere, ubiquitousness, omnipresence. [Personal publishing]