Accessibility, Split Controllers, and PlayStation – Access-Ability
Split controllers like those found on Nintendo Switch can be great for accessibility. Could PlayStation offer their own solution?
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Split controllers like those found on Nintendo Switch can be great for accessibility. Could PlayStation offer their own solution?
Look at me, managing to make video content during gestures at this week in video games discourse
Solid execution for players with specific content warning needs.
Some good potential options available, in a game I at the time could not judge more widely.
My opinion on this game drastically improved thanks to added accessibility options.
With the announcement of Project Leonardo, all three major console manufacturers now support official accessibility controlers. But, how does this new contender stack up?
The video game industry is always improving in terms of accessibility, but those improvements need to eventually become standards that disabled players can reliably count on.
Oh hey, I did more wrestling commentary. You can now watch Spectrum Wrestling’s Collide O’Scope free online. I’m one of the two commentators, telling you everything you need to know about characters, motivations, and storylines.
2022 is nearing a close, so it’s time for me to talk about accessibility wins, and some losses, from the past year.
In the past 2.5 years, Accessibility has progressed leaps and bounds in the video game industry. Let’s take a moment to let that progress sink in.
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