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There are many, many Video Games out there. With so many video games, it stands to reason that most will be somewhat similar, and have similar control schemes. But then, if they're merely similar, it also stands to reason that they're somewhat... different. And maybe this difference is what completely throws you off your game. This is why we have Stock Control Settings. See also Reflexive Response, Wikipedia Syntaxer. Contrast Noob Bridge, which occurs when a game's control scheme has an extra aspect that's non-standard. Psychologists call this negative transfer.

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