Microsoft has announced the Xbox Adaptive Controller, an Xbox controller designed for people with disabilities.
“I can customize how I interface with the Xbox Adaptive Controller to whatever I want,” says Solomon Romney, a Microsoft Store learning specialist who was born without fingers on his left hand.
“If I want to play a game entirely with my feet, I can.
I can make the controls fit my body, my desires, and I can change them anytime I want.
The focus is on connectivity and customizability, with players able to build a setup that works for their capabilities and needs.
The Xbox Adaptive Controller will cost $99.99 and goes on sale later this year.
For more on the device's design and development, head on over to Polygon. »