Accessibility

How custom and adaptive controllers serve players with disabilities – and how steep costs and bad attitudes threaten the good they can do

Project Leonardo is purely for PlayStation

Devs want to "ensure everyone can have the best user experience"

Modular inputs are designed for work and games alike

Running Monday and Tuesday

Halo Infinite took home two awards, and Ryan Reynolds showed up

I’ve finished countless runs, killed every boss, and didn’t see any of it

It already has a bunch of good accessibility options

Light-up gadget highlights positional sound cues

With tons of filters to search by

So you don't have to click six times per second

They want more devs to share and help improve accessibility

Special Effect's free software EyeMine got a big update

One reviewer suffered a seizure

I spoke to Sightless Kombat, a gamer without sight, about how far games still have to come before they're fully accessible

Listen and learn

All the better to read you with

Plug in, drive away.

Access granted

Tech: sometimes good

Evolve and adapt

Really?

Safe no more

When high noon catches you unaware

Only affects communications