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It is located in the center of the controller. It is circular and has an "X" at the center.
There are 2 L buttons on the Xbox 360 controller. The LB buttons is located at the top left of the controller and the LT button is located at the back of the controller. Just to sum it up, these are not buttons, these are triggers.
The Bumpers are located on top of the controller, just in front of the triggers. The left and right bumpers are marked "LB" and "RB" respectively.
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the classic NES controller has a select button, a start button, a Dpad, and an A and B button. a NES turbo controller has all of that, but it also has a turbo button for the A and B button, so instead of repeatedly tapping one of the buttons, you could just hold down it's turbo button (wich is located directly below them)
Under the controller port.
in the back
It only takes a couple minutes to program a wireless controller. Simply add the batteries to the controller, turn on console and controller, press the small button on console front and and small button on controller located close to the LB button on the controller and that should be it, you've programmed your controller.
If by 'controller' you mean the switch that makes the brake lights come on, it is not in the trunk. It is located underneath the dashboard, next to the brake pedal.
Shoulder Buttons are the buttons located on the back (from standard handling viewpoint) of the controller. On the PlayStation 2 controller, there are 4 shoulder buttons - designated L1, L2, R1 and R2. Random History: The modern "shoulder" button concept first came from Nintendo, in the Super Nintendo Entertainment System controller, released roughly between 1990-1993. The SNES controller and it's shoulder buttons influenced every controller released by any company for all future systems.
by the leftside kick panel
The Z button also known as the Zed button or Zed trigger is located on the back of the Nintendo 64 Controller.