A work in progress, but a very intriguing one.

Despite game studios investing in accessibility teams and design practices for their games, Microsoft’s Xbox Adaptive Controller has been the only first-party accessible game controller available.

Valve made the new Steam Controller open-source, and the results are completely unhinged ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Sony is building a better PlayStation 5 controller with Project Leonardo, a kit that promises to make games easier to play for people with ...

Sony revealed a brand-new controller for its PlayStation 5 on Wednesday, a device called Project Leonardo that aims at bring improved accessibility to players on PlayStation. The device, which can be ...

In addition to announcing that the PlayStation 5 has sold over 30 million units worldwide since the game console launched in 2020, Sony also revealed Project Leonardo, an accessible game controller ...

Valve's new Steam Controller doesn't natively support XInput, even though XInput remains the standard for many PC games and ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. During the Sony CES 2023 press conference, Sony Interactive ...

Sony provided a lengthy breakdown of Project Leonardo’s features over on the PS Blog, revealing that not only does it feature swappable components, it can also be paired with the DualSense. Alongside ...

At CES 2023, Sony unveiled Project Leonardo, a customizable controller kit for the PlayStation 5 that allows players with various disabilities to design the best input layout that works for their ...

Accessibility is an important topic to us at PlayStation, and we want to continue raising the bar to enable every gamer to experience the joy of play. Whether it’s the robust accessibility options in ...