Xbox Adaptive Controller

Hey man, I’m sorry to hear that. Although it’s a bit pricey please check out the Xbox adaptive controller if your injury persists. There are many options to tailor it to work for you.

I do not know what your exact situation is, but for me, I have access to my left hand and left foot, which leaves me without a mouse on the right side. If you have a similar setup, it is definitely something to look into, and it can be a much cheaper route. ​To solve your problem regarding combining

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

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

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

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

Xbox Adaptive Controller might be a solid, if pricy, work around.