Xbox unveils a new adaptive joystick controller that can be adjusted to any playstyle allowing for an increased range of accessibility options.

We put the XBox Adaptive Controller to the test to see how it compares to the standard controller. Read on for our review.

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 New Adaptive Joystick Fills an Important Gap in Accessibility The existing Xbox Adaptive Controller is a fantastic device.

Xbox has revealed that those who play games on an Xbox Elite Controller or Xbox Adaptive Controller will soon be getting a significant upgrade.

Microsoft's Xbox Adaptive Joystick, which resembles a certain Wii attachment, is for players with limited mobility and is now available for purchase.

However, along with the Proteus Controller announcement, Microsoft updated the Xbox Adaptive Controller to support more accessories with USB 2.0 ports on the side.

Xbox is rolling out an update that lets you map controller buttons to a specific keyboard key. The feature supports the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 and the Xbox Adaptive Controller.

Keyboard remapping is now available for certain Xbox controller models compatible with PC and the latest consoles. Here is what you need to know.

Designed for gamers with limited mobility, the excellent Xbox Adaptive Controller is available for a price we almost never see.