Being able to mount it on a tripod ensures those with limited movement can take part in a round of Gears of War or Halo. Released in 2018, it was built with input from different companies, including The AbleGamers Charity, The Cerebral Palsy Foundation, SpecialEffect, and Warfighter Engaged, as well as community members, and it offers a huge leap for inclusion within the industry.Įvery single button can be mapped to external devices, such as switches, mounts, and joysticks, all of which use 3.5mm jacks or USB ports to connect to the controller, and all of which can be swapped out any time. Like Nintendo, Microsoft also looked past options within the games themselves when it developed the Xbox Adaptive Controller.
Each button can also be remapped and saved to one of five different presets. By going through the system’s settings, the Switch will allow you to use just one Joy-Con, rather than both. The Nintendo Switch takes the idea of adjustable controls one step further and allows you to adjust the fundamental settings of how you play. However, The Last of Us Part II offers another outstanding example of accessibility, with four different ways to hold the controller and all with fully remappable controls.
While you can change the button to jump in Crash Bandicoot 4 or take a shot in the latest version of FIFA, being able to completely change the controls to your needs isn't usually an option. This is where customizable controls and alternative grips come in. However, your fine-motor skills may mean you’re not able to reach all the buttons or hold the pad in a traditional way. You’re the one holding the pad and controlling the action. It’s influenced by the input of you, the player.
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