Xbox Adaptive Controller

Coming here to make this recommendation as well. The Xbox Adaptive Controller is a pretty amazing resource that is well supported.

Mine was defective day 1 (joystick drift) Microsoft said there was nothing wrong with it. I proved them wrong finally after replacing the joystick 3 separate times but it took me longer than the 90 days to prove it. I reported the problem the first week after I bought it and every time I replaced th

Great point. Another irritation was the you couldn't use the Adaptive Accessories with XAC (last I heard). I believe the team that made those was made redundant not long after they were launched...in one of the post COVID purges. It's very sad how far Microsoft have moved from the company that was o

Actually Xbox is more friendly to the handicapped community then Nintendo was for two main reasons. One is the Xbox adaptive controller has two features that are better than the Hori Flex for Switch. The first is the xac only cost $100 which is only about 20 to $30 more than a standard controller bu

A couple things about your direct comments and I'll try to only address your comments instead of going off into soliloquy. The hands-free NES controller was arguably, if you believe the conspiracy that the Japanese wanted to enforce left-handed movements on America as revenge for them winning pre-cr