Gaming is meant for everyone and Microsoft’s latest controller embodies that perfectly. Xbox’s parent company revealed the Proteus Controller, which was created in collaboration with the Designed for ...

In the middle of the chaos of GDC 2025, Xbox Game Studios released a brand new Adaptive Joystick to help disabled gamers continue to play. The key element to this new design is that it allows players ...

The Xbox Adaptive Controller came into the gaming scene in 2018 after three years of conceptualization and development through Microsoft’s Inclusive Technologies Lab. Microsoft worked with ...

Microsoft just released the Xbox Adaptive Controller that is apparently the first mass-produced device specifically designed for use by players with disabilities. It is supposed to retail at about ...

Xbox highlights its improvements in gaming accessibility, including new announcements about button remapping features and printable 3D files for adaptive thumb sticks among other improvements.

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Last week, the Xbox Adaptive Joystick and adaptive thumbstick toppers were unveiled as part of Xbox's ongoing efforts to make gaming more accessible. Born in partnership with the disability community, ...

The Xbox Adaptive Joystick, which will be available in early 2025 for approximately $30, was developed based on feedback from the gaming community. Xbox noted players identified a need for “an ...

Xbox, in collaboration with partner Byowave, has radically upgraded the accessibility of its consoles with the Proteus controller for disabled gamers. The controller is a modular adaptive kit that ...

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