Xbox Adaptive Controller

I have cerebral palsy granted I'm not bedridden because I'm in a wheelchair but I have a lot of the same neurological issues that you do. Three words will change your life. Xbox adaptive controller It's the best $100 I've ever spent in my entire life. Fully customizable and it maps to anything. Ther

You can 100% do it. You might want to look into getting a custom controller or an Xbox Adaptive Controller if you want to play more mechanically intensive heroes though (assuming you’re on console). If you’re on PC there are a lot more accessibility options. IIRC there was a quadriplegic who managed

OP, someone else mentioned it but here's a link to the Xbox Adaptive Controller. It may help with the "very slow" aspect of your dad's ability to do controller inputs. https://www.xbox.com/en-US/accessories/controllers/xbox-adaptive-controller

Well I have stroke related issues, can't use my right hand or leg at least for gaming, I've tried a few things, trial and error to be honest. Depending on your budget and location. Azeron make really cool stuff but only cost effective if you live in Europe. I bought the cyborg 2, but really it's mor

Xbox makes a fully customizable accessibility controller so people can cater to whatever variety of disabilities they may have. Called the Xbox adaptive controller. Not sure how useful that would be for an event with a variety of people but maybe look into that.

Fellow gamer with RA here. First, hi, i see you and this concern is valid af. When my hand started disfigureing and i could feel the effects of ra on my gaming i was crushed. When i found adaptive controllers i wept tears of joy. Gaming is a huge quality of life thing for people under a certain age

Consider additional/alternative controllers designed for accessibility. The Xbox Adaptive Controller for example would potentially allow you to make some pretty wild changes to how you control the game that ease your arthritic pains from repeated use or flare-ups. Obviously not a magical solution, a

Your best bet might be to look into something like the XBOX Adaptive Controller. It's a bit pricey even without all the add-ons, but it's probably the easiest way to customize a controller to fit you without using your right hand. You also might want to look up AngelusDemonus, known for his deep dun

Not sure if this would help for your specific needs, but Xbox has some surprising support/line of devices. Plus, as it’s all Microsoft, it should work well with your computer nearly out of the box. https://www.xbox.com/en-US/accessories/controllers/xbox-adaptive-controller

Not a game but maybe https://sensepilot.tech/ could give her more options! It tracks your head direction, facial expression and you can even set voice commands. I am tetraplegic and being able to use my face as a keyboard input while also having the xbox adaptive controller has opened up a lot of po