Microsoft has introduced new merchandise geared toward providing higher accessibility choices for Xbox gamers. These are the Xbox Adaptive Joystick, 3D printable recordsdata for adaptive thumbstick toppers, the 8BitDo Lite SE 2.4G wi-fi controller for Xbox, and the ByoWave Proteus controller for Xbox.
The Xbox Adaptive Joystick seems to be to fill a distinct segment for gamers that want a singular joystick that can be utilized alongside the Xbox Adaptive Controller, in addition to common Xbox controllers. The Adaptive Joystick is a wired companion controller designed for gamers with restricted mobility. Together with a thumbstick, the controller additionally consists of two buttons that mimic the bumper and set off placement, in addition to 4 button inputs on the entrance. The Xbox Adaptive Joystick will likely be obtainable via the Microsoft Retailer in early 2025, and will likely be priced at $29.99.
The 3D printable recordsdata for thumbstick toppers can be found without spending a dime via the Xbox Design Lab web site, and can be utilized by gamers who require extra flexibility in how they use the analogue sticks on their controllers. There are a bunch of various thumbstick toppers, ranging between totally different shapes, depths, and even use sorts.
The 8BitDo Lite SE 2.4G wi-fi controller was designed for players with restricted mobility. Its options embody low-resistance buttons, delicate Corridor Impact joysticks, all buttons being accessible on the highest of the controller, and a non-slip silicone mat. The controller is priced at $59.99, and is on the market now.
The ByoWave Proteus controller is a modular controller that revolves round “snap and play” elements. Its modular design permits gamers to arrange the controller in response to their very own bodily wants and play type, and the controller options over 100 million combos of modules. The controller is on the market for $299.
