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Product Details:
- Designed in close collaboration with the accessibility community to help players with disabilities play more comfortably for longer.
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Really awesome Sony has this.
What would be cool too is if Sony had a splash page about it on the PS5, with an option that would allow people to donate, even $1, towards these controllers for players who need them.
Don't speak for others. Most of us appreciate any help offered, especially something like a special controller after a life altering accident. These would've been great when I wound up at the Rehabilitation Institution of St Louis. There were more young patients than old, and most of them just lost their ability to be physically independent and financially independent.
Boo hoo, you have to pay more for your controller, and it gets stick drift over time. I'd love to have your problems.
Community Reviews
Sony's Access Controller is a customizable PS5 accessibility kit built for players who cannot use a standard DualSense, not a cosmetic add on. It stands out for making console gaming more reachable, especially for people with hand injuries, limited finger use, or other physical limitations. The kit is also described as lacking rumble and haptic triggers, which helps explain the lower price. Practical use depends on the game, since titles needing two analog sticks may require two units, while simpler games can work with one.
The kit is designed for players who cannot use the standard PS5 controller, not just for cosmetic customization.
The kit can work with games using D-pad and a limited button layout when analog sticks are not required.
The accessible controller approach can support people with hand injuries or limited finger use, including those with multiple surgeries.
The kit lacks rumble and haptic triggers, which can help explain its lower cost versus a standard DualSense.
The kit does not include rumble or haptic triggers, which can reduce feature parity with a standard DualSense.
Some games may require two analog sticks, and losing trigger and press-down inputs can limit compatibility.
Standard controllers can develop stick drift over time, and that concern is raised as a reason accessible options may still feel frustrating.
The kit's lower price is framed as being tied to physical limitations, which can make it feel like a charity substitute rather than a full controller alternative.
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What would be better is if Sony controllers in general didn't get stick drift so often.
Sure. Just tell Sony to jack up controller prices to $150 a piece. Because these things when not on clearance are $90 a stick. And you need two of them.
So by your logic $150 a controller is a deal.
It will depend on the game. If it needs 2 analog sticks then yes.
But you can D-PAD and the 4 buttons on the same side if needed. Losing the trigger/bumps and press down. So 2 is ideal. But if you have a game that plays with very few buttons then you can get away with one.
But you can D-PAD and the 4 buttons on the same side if needed. Losing the trigger/bumps and press down. So 2 is ideal. But if you have a game that plays with very few buttons then you can get away with one.
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