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The $100 Xbox Adaptive Controller lets you plug in the gadgets you need. It's all about accessibility. Ian Sherr Contributor and Former Editor at Large / News Ian Sherr (he/him/his) grew up in the San ...

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As part of a huge report over at The Verge, journalist Tom Warren has revealed that Microsoft's next-gen Xbox controller revision is coming this year, after it was originally cancelled in 2024 when ...

Microsoft stumbled into the accessibility market about three years ago, with the launch of the Xbox One Elite controller. The Elite wasn't designed to help people with disabilities play video games — ...

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Microsoft has revealed a brand new controller for the Xbox One, which you can see above. However, unlike your average Xbox controller, this one has been designed for gamers who would have difficulty ...

Microsoft has announced new Xbox controllers themed around the season of Spring that just kicked off in the northern hemisphere. The new controllers stem from the Designed for Xbox label, which means ...

Microsoft is clearly invested in adaptive gaming controllers. Its Xbox Adaptive Controller for Xbox One and PC was the star of its latest Super Bowl ad. The company spent more than a year designing ...

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Hail to the king, baby—the Duke is back. Not the foul-mouthed first-person-shooter star, that is, but the big, fat, original controller for Microsoft's Xbox gaming console. The Xbox isn't coming with ...