Microsoft demonstrated its leadership in accessible gaming hardware again on Wednesday with the announcement of a new one-handed joystick controller for Xbox and PC. The Xbox Adaptive Joystick ...

If you're the type of person who hates the idea of giving Microsoft another $65 for a new controller (or more than $100 for an Elite Series 2) because you know there's just one part broken ...

Xbox. Xbox created a unique new controller built with accessibility in mind. The Xbox Adaptive Joystick is a one-handed controller coming in 2025 that supports customization via 3D printing.

The Xbox Adaptive Joystick’s versatility allows players to seamlessly incorporate the controller into existing gaming setups – it can be controlled with one hand, mounted via tabletops, or ...

Microsoft revealed the Xbox Adaptive Joystick in a new Xbox Wire blog post today. The Xbox Adaptive Joystick features four buttons and one big black joystick at the top center of the device's design.

What you need to know. A creator designed an Xbox controller mod that allows people to play games with one hand. The mod features parts that snap on to provide access to all buttons while only ...

When you can get one The Remix Special Edition costs $85, is available for preorder and is set for release on April 18. Xbox says you can get free shipping and "hassle-free" returns if you order ...

There’s no wireless functionality, but the joystick can be connected to Microsoft’s highly-customizable Adaptive Controller, or be plugged directly into a PC or Xbox’s USB port.

It costs $30, which is cheaper than the official wireless Xbox controller. That’s just one accessibility-minded announcement that Microsoft made today. The company is bringing AI tools to the ...