Microsoft has announced Proteus, a modular controller to allow Xbox gamers with disabilities to modify their device. The $299 device is made by ByoWave, part of the Designed for Xbox program. The launch comes on Global Accessibility Awareness Day, with the Proteus comprising a unique ‘snap and play’ design. It is a combined Xbox and PC game controller with a much different set-up to Microsoft’s own Adaptive Controller for people with additional needs. By snapping together various cube-like parts, each with different control functions, the device effectively moulds to the shape and form required for a particular user.
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Graeme Hanna, ReadWriteWeb
Thu, 05/16/2024 - 8:47am
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