Xbox Adaptive Controller

Thank you to u/Gnarlzwhite for alerting me to this thread. Weekly gaming nights with the family sound wonderful, and I'm sure there are ways to make this work with her GVHD and limited hand dexterity. Let's just assume that holding a standard controller is out of the question. What is out there... F

thanks for the reply. you can set up your ps access controller via your pc on https://www.jfedor.org/ps-access/ The problem is, you will lose your default setup you have configured now. you can choose the jack inputs you would need (E1, E2,E3,E4) and choose what it will do. you can also tick the box

https://www.8bitdo.com/ Check out the controllers they have I recently just bought one for my PC after switching from an Xbox adaptive controller and I love it. They have everything for every console.

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

Something that adds more inputs besides the Xbox adaptive controller that imitates a keyboard, so I can bind switches to more than just the 14 the XAC offers.

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

Most people looking to game are looking for controllers that help with limited motor control (Xbox Adaptive Controller or Sony Access Controller). However I think you may be better served looking into an EEG device like one of the Emotiv products. There's a streamer called Perrikaryal who uses one m

The Ploopy Trackpad is an USB only trackpad that presents to the PC host as a Microsoft Precision Trackpad device, which I believe is not compatible with the XAC since its USB ports is supposed to only work with HID joysticks/gamepads. I don't think it's going to be a good fit for your use case. Sou

You could also look at aftermarket options! The Hori split pad is basically a Switch Pro controller broken in half that can be used in the same way. Mobapad is also a solid brand. Since they're both "regular" controllers they don't have the same markup something like the XBOX adaptive controller doe

Found this thread because I have the same drift issue with my brand new Xbox Adaptive Controller. I have a hand injury and a thumb stick as a mouse is exactly what I need, if it worked!