My fiancee is disabled, and we've used the Xbox adaptive controller quite a bit since she got it. Wish we could on Playstation, but for that I've taken to popping the controller open and soldering pedal switches directly to the controller's board. Right now, we have a dualsense with a more advanced mod I did - the adaptive triggers have their own daughterboards, and the beefy controller has a large cavity on both sides where the triggers ease into the handles. That gave me ample room to wire a 3.5mm mono jack to the daughterboard, after testing with a multimeter to see which solder points would actuate the trigger. Unfortunately, this is only able to offer digital input (on or off) instead of full analog control. (off, on 1-100%) making games that use adaptive triggers to have the different points of a trigger do different commands entirely, such as Returnal aim/alt-fire, not work properly. So I've got a Logitech adaptive controller kit coming soon, lots of little buttons for $100, and two analog pedals. However, the analog pedals don't use TS (mono) jacks. They use TRRS - so instead of tip and sleeve, it's tip, ring, ring, sleeve. I unfortunately have no idea if I can find 3 or 4 solder points on the dualsense trigger daughterboard to be able to get the analog pedal to work as an analog trigger, but if I can my next project is to repeat the modification I already did, but this time install 3.5mm TRRS jacks on both sides of the Dualsense controller, for both L2 and R2 analog input when plugged into an analog pedal. Reasons we send Sony an e-mail every now and again like "y'know guys, it'd be real cool if you just allowed the xbox adaptive controller to simply work with your products..."
Hello, there is a way to connect the Adaptive Controller with a PS 4 (YT). And there is a video from BenHeck and he opens this controller and tested it: th-cam.com/video/fQQ2k3H5iKs/w-d-xo.html
I love this ❤️ last year I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s I’m 28 now but my hands and shaking is getting really bad to the point it’s hard to use a normal controller. With this and the button add ins I can play more comfortably and not be as shaky when playing ❤️ i have to give a big thanks to special effect gaming charity for setting this up for me ❤️ the things you can do now with technology is just amazing ❤️
This is awesome, I know it’s not “new” at this point, but Ive only recently bought an Xbox. Setups still aren’t “cheap” but they are way more affordable now, and should be more accessible to lower income folk soon enough as it becomes cheaper for companies to include more players with different abilities. Awesome video too!
wow, i'm a connoisseur of controllers , i love trying out different types of controllers for my games, this got me thinking of building a custom made controller setup using the Xbox Adaptive Controller even though i'm perfectly fine using the standard xbox controller, but really kudos to Microsoft for making this so that people who have trouble using the standard controller enjoy games, nice video btw.
It's really comforting to know that if anything happens, and I can't game like I do today, it likely doesn't mean gaming is out of reach. Even now I'd really like to get one of these, to try it out and see if I can mix it into how I play. I look forward to updates!
Thanks for Your review! I'm using the adaptive Controller myself, since Parkinson Made me Mostly immobile. I am so Happy to be able to Play my loved games on PC again. P.s. you're Amazing :)
This is awesome my brother has very little strength and mobility in his left hand and growing up he could game one handed easily on the nes and sega controller he did decent on the ps1 before they added the joysticks we use to coplay games on pc where he would move around and I would shoot and open doors. He got an Xbox series x recently and through mapping has been able for the most part play racing games and I had heard about this and after seeing this and how well you have managed I may be surprising him this Christmas with it. So glad someone in the gaming space is making gaming more accessible
Thank you very much for making this,..i had a stroke and lost use of my right arm 2 months ago. my setup,... I ordered the foot plate that gives me WASD for left foot. 4 --3.5 buttons for the right foot,.. regular 3 button mouse for left hand. Tomorrow is my birthday and it gets delivered in 2-3 days from now,.. im so excited!!!! with over 400 game titles that i owned and I could no longer play makes the 314 bucks,i just spent to get em back doesn't seem that bad. i may need to add stuff later but i think this will get me started,.. thank a million. hugz
Thank you for not only explaining but demonstrating this. I had no idea what this controller did but after having trouble with traditional keyboards on pc it led me down the rabbit hole.
I don't watch gamers at all, you are the only one I have and would, I'm not interested in devision and competitive worldly pleasures, but I did here because You're an inspiration, especially your attitude, God bless You.
@@brookemarbell9297 nice! are you going to be using the adaptive controller? I can play most games now with my steelseries sensei ambidextrous mouse. It has 8 programmable buttons, I just beat Skyrim on hard difficulty with just the mouse. takes some getting used to though
I have always wanted one of these to mess around with because I feel the possibilities are endless. I just can't justify taking a unit from someone who could benefit from having one. One day though if one ever crosses my path I'll snag it up.
I am a one handed gamer and I find it hard to play multiplayer. I've always had to adapt and figure out how to hold the controller. I'm thinking of buying and adaptive controller.
Your amazing girl,Cheers.I only use my right hand myself since i lost the use of my left hand from a virus i had when i was 13 called incephilitis.Props your way.Anything is possible.Its all in the way you think.I bought a one handed controller from evil controllers myself.It is amazing.Ty again for this awesome video.keep that attitude and smile,Im sure you will.
My brother is a one handed gamer too. Bought him a xbox, the adaptive controller + stuff for Christmas, he’s loving it and I’m definitely hyped too. Took us a while to get everything set up but it was worth the struggle, now he’s able to comfortably play a lot of games he couldn’t play before. Biggest struggle for me was to buy all the extra sticks, buttons and the adaptive controller...Germany seems to be stuck in the stone age in terms of supporting handicapped people :( Greetings from Germany
I was born in the 70's and been gaming since gaming began but i was born without my right hand my nubb is somewhat similar to your and the right trigger /bumper are a problem face buttons and stick i have covered tho i must say you are the only person that i have ever seen that uses their nubb as well as i do i have been remapping for years but i want to simplify things so i am finally gonna get this controller for my pc the Titan One and Cronus Max only help so much
This is great I also play with 1 hand. My cerebral palsy limits my use in my right hand. I use an elite 2 controller witches helps. But would like figure out a joystick so I don't have to switch over to the right one.
My name is Phoebs Lyle, and I reviewed it on my channel. I don't have your disability, but I am paralysed from the neck down, and I can only do things with a chopstick, or other types of sticks such as styluses in my mouth. Like you, I feel like the Xbox Adaptive Controller has helped widen gaming out to people who can't play games in the same way as people who don't have any problems physically. I agree the setup depends on what game you're playing, but I use mine in Copilot with the XAC set up to act as RT and LT, with external switches acting as RB and LB. (This setup works with Minecraft and Lego games) and for Forza I have a switch behind my head, which I use as accelerate. I can break by just lifting my head. But Still looking for an option for shooting games and Assassin's Creed, so will gladly take any advice. (I can't use feet, legs or my hands or arms). Subscribed and will be looking out for future videos.
Hey Abshow, I hope you are well. This is Tanzil Sami, a fourth year Industrial Design student at Rochester Institute of Technology. I am currently working on making an inclusive gaming controller as a project and came across your channel on TH-cam! Massive respect to what you do and have accomplished. I’m currently on my research phase and am looking to talk with one handed gamers about their experience with Dual-stick controllers. I would love to talk to you about your experience and how you have adapted to playing games being one handed. Please let me know if this is something you would be interested in! Can't wait to hear back from you.
Hi I am so inspired by u I was a huge gamer before I lost use of my left arm so I quit gaming ☹️ I have never heard of the adaptive controller until now where can I find the joystick that's like the left side of the controller and what's it called I think that would work awesome for my situation thanks 👍
Loved the video. I'm same disability as you. I use my knee to fire the trigger on CoD with the controller configured for leftie. I've just got arma 3 on pc and I'm now trying to play keyboard and mouse. I can use my paw (great description that I never thought of) to control the mouse but can't use the buttons, plus I'm not very accurate with the mouse but that might just need practice. Is there a way to have external mouse buttons I can use with my feet that you or anyone else on here knows of. I still need to work the scroll wheel as well. I'm grateful for any help.
Hi. I have my right hand and a stub for my left. like you but the opposite :) I was wondering if you have any updates on what you use for gaming. I am struggling trying to find a controller to play games with. Can you please suggest what you use? If you are still using the Xbox Adaptive Controller, can you also tell me what accessories work for you? I Recently bought Azeron Cyro controller, it's basically a keyboard and mouse combo it works very good for what it is Unfortunately for me, I have hand weakness and dexterity limitations, so I need something I can control easier. Thank you so much for any suggestions.
I really dont like their consoles. And I didnt support them for a long time. But when I saw that Microsoft was going out of their way to make affordable adaptive controllers for those who cant play on standard controllers, I immediately got huge respect for the company. And even though I'm getting the PS5, I hope the new xbox series x sells a lot and hopefully gain a lot of fans this generation. And I'm glad you are able to play games. Makes me happy 😁
I have a feeling gyroscope would help with shooters in cases like yours. Right stick inputs would be difficult for you. But I have a feeling moving the controller itself would help with aiming. Though adding that now would be terrible. With the main xbox series x controller having no gyroscope, devs won't design gyro aiming for games on the xbox consoles. And have gyro aiming emulate a right stick is terrible
I know this is not the forum or method to ask questions, but what and where did you get the one handed controller with the joystick and buttons? i cant find it anywhere!!! post the link and price please
Suddenly, i'm looking at Xbox Adaptive Controller videos as sort of a "life fuel" thing. Here's hoping for full accessibility support with the Xbox Series X.
I'm wondering if it can work and can be backward compatible with the Xbox Series S and X. I have cerebral palsy that affects my whole left side. I thought getting this adaptive controller. I recently bought me Street Fighter 6 for Xbox Series X. There are some moves that I can't do which I'm stuck on two sidequests and I'm doing the World Tour. This is also good for me playing Grand Theft Auto Online because I can't sniper. 😊
I have a question do you know of any combination that would work if I only have function of my right arm and right leg? I'd be really interested and appreciative for any advice please 🙏
Hey...honestly, if they weren’t you sponsor...would you personally buy this item? Does this product seem complicated? Thanks...also have you played “wii”? It’s fun, and it also comes with the nunchuck =)
I'm good with a normal controller. I just wish game developers would just let you have complete controller remapping in game. It shouldn't be that hard to program. My favorite shooter game Black had it on PS2 and is the one only game I've seen like it.
What if a person has one arm with an articulate hand but the other hand just does not move at all. In other words a truly one handed player. Is there a way to play Fortnite and fighter games in this situation with this controller? ( thank you for your knowledge)
I have a right handed ben heck xbox 1 controller that I purchased for my uncle who had a stroke. Figured he could enjoy some old classics on steam but he didn't want it. Now I feel stupid. 😅 Time to find a place to sell it.
I understand that you can remap the 2 big buttons to be RB and RT, but did you figure out a way to control the right stick? Please answer soon as it will help me as well. Many thanks
As long as you can aim and shoot you can have fun. All the hardcore gamers are probably like, “how do you live with yourself knowing that you cant kill more noobs than me?
Hi! Can you please, please tell me if it's possible to map big black buttons as triggers to press them with feet? The additional buttons are crazy expensive!
How do you move cause I can aim and look up with my left hand and left trigger I just can't move forward and backwards I can't move my right arm just my left arm and hand
There's a better way for people that have full mobility in one hand.( Xim apex) and (Azeron) You need the Xim Apex to connect the Azeron to any console or to use the Azeron as a Controller/PC Controller. the Azeron has... 1 analogue stick with a push button. 1 D-pad with a push button. 6 buttons for your index finger. 5 buttons for your middle finger. 4 buttons for your ring finger. 4 buttons for your pinky finger. Comes in left or right versions, Then co-pilot the Xim with the Xbox Adaptive Controller to use your arm for directional movement and pedals for triggers.
Hey Abby, I love your long hair its so pretty! I also know that having long hair has a lot of struggles even with two hands, so my question that I have been dying to ask is, how do you wash your hair? Again your so amazing and I loving watching your videos! Thanks, MayCee :)
Linux Tech Tips reviewed this and said something awesome. He's right, Microsoft will never make money on this, because the engineering that went into this will never be fully recovered. After seeing those ads, which kept showing up for me for some reason so I finally watched them, I knew immediately that no company that was truly as evil as has been said about Microsoft could make this. Why the hell didn't Apple do it? I'm starting to have some movement challenges, so I went ahead and bought one. Then I saw a video of someone playing a football game with his feet and kicking ass, playing with his toes better than I could have hoped to do with a standard controller even with full movement. Imagine what Stephen Hawking could have done with this. It's going to do more good than just allowing crippled kids to play games with their friends - this opens up a whole world of access to computers for all kinds of people. This could very well be as much of a game changer as the iPhone. This device is an act of love from Microsoft.
As a disabled gamer, I am so thankful to Microsoft for doing this. I know it was made to make money, but there are far easier ways to make money than highly custom things for disabled folk.
Great review. Ive been intrigued by these new controllers. I myself am pretty much mirror to yourself as im a left cong amp. To be fare im pretty much adapted though and whilst for myself these adapted controllers are prob not for me, i can see the benefits for those with more limited mobility ect. My main issue is lb lt buttons although a friend gave me an awsome 3d print lever mech so all 4 triggers can be accssed from my right hand. Which can also my switched to work for the left. Cost around £4 to print. Theres my problem. Whilst microsoft have made an effort its price point does seam too extreme to me to be labeled an aid. Sorry but cant help feel its a bit of cash in for Microsoft . I understand RAND D costs money but feel it will put alot of people off.. No offence
stumpyjut Good point about the price. As a regular two-hander, I had been thinking about this as a cool upgrade, more of a luxury, but I can see how the cost could be considered a barrier to entry instead. That lever mechanism sounds cool though, where did you find it online?
I'm similar to you, stumpy, and I have been gaming almost exclusively on a PC with an MMO mouse (Logitech G600). It does the trick, but there are some genres that it just doesn't work with. I can see how a set-up with these devices would open-up a lot of possibility, and maybe the price point will come down once the hardware has been out for a couple of years.
My fiancee is disabled, and we've used the Xbox adaptive controller quite a bit since she got it. Wish we could on Playstation, but for that I've taken to popping the controller open and soldering pedal switches directly to the controller's board.
Right now, we have a dualsense with a more advanced mod I did - the adaptive triggers have their own daughterboards, and the beefy controller has a large cavity on both sides where the triggers ease into the handles. That gave me ample room to wire a 3.5mm mono jack to the daughterboard, after testing with a multimeter to see which solder points would actuate the trigger.
Unfortunately, this is only able to offer digital input (on or off) instead of full analog control. (off, on 1-100%) making games that use adaptive triggers to have the different points of a trigger do different commands entirely, such as Returnal aim/alt-fire, not work properly.
So I've got a Logitech adaptive controller kit coming soon, lots of little buttons for $100, and two analog pedals. However, the analog pedals don't use TS (mono) jacks. They use TRRS - so instead of tip and sleeve, it's tip, ring, ring, sleeve. I unfortunately have no idea if I can find 3 or 4 solder points on the dualsense trigger daughterboard to be able to get the analog pedal to work as an analog trigger, but if I can my next project is to repeat the modification I already did, but this time install 3.5mm TRRS jacks on both sides of the Dualsense controller, for both L2 and R2 analog input when plugged into an analog pedal.
Reasons we send Sony an e-mail every now and again like "y'know guys, it'd be real cool if you just allowed the xbox adaptive controller to simply work with your products..."
Hello, there is a way to connect the Adaptive Controller with a PS 4 (YT). And there is a video from BenHeck and he opens this controller and tested it: th-cam.com/video/fQQ2k3H5iKs/w-d-xo.html
This is so cool I need this since cancer took my left arm
Is that shitty thing over?
@@lolxddd1010 dude stfu
@@mar4l826 bro i meant is cancer over coz my friend also had canser and we referred it as shitty thing
So glad there's adaptive play, ure a badass for beating cancer
Dang man im sorry
This is so awesome. Everyone deserves to enjoy all games, good on Microsoft.
Now that you have this awesome setup, no joke, you totally should stream you gaming.
You sound like you'd OWN at CoD.
I might do that at some point!
I love this ❤️ last year I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s I’m 28 now but my hands and shaking is getting really bad to the point it’s hard to use a normal controller. With this and the button add ins I can play more comfortably and not be as shaky when playing ❤️ i have to give a big thanks to special effect gaming charity for setting this up for me ❤️ the things you can do now with technology is just amazing ❤️
This is awesome, I know it’s not “new” at this point, but Ive only recently bought an Xbox. Setups still aren’t “cheap” but they are way more affordable now, and should be more accessible to lower income folk soon enough as it becomes cheaper for companies to include more players with different abilities. Awesome video too!
wow, i'm a connoisseur of controllers , i love trying out different types of controllers for my games, this got me thinking of building a custom made controller setup using the Xbox Adaptive Controller even though i'm perfectly fine using the standard xbox controller, but really kudos to Microsoft for making this so that people who have trouble using the standard controller enjoy games, nice video btw.
It's really comforting to know that if anything happens, and I can't game like I do today, it likely doesn't mean gaming is out of reach. Even now I'd really like to get one of these, to try it out and see if I can mix it into how I play. I look forward to updates!
I've always been super curious about the adaptive controller. This totally rocks!
Thanks for Your review! I'm using the adaptive Controller myself, since Parkinson Made me Mostly immobile. I am so Happy to be able to Play my loved games on PC again.
P.s. you're Amazing :)
Most videos on youtube don't show the Adaptive Controller from the front, while playing. This is why your video is good, The viewer sees the action.
This is awesome my brother has very little strength and mobility in his left hand and growing up he could game one handed easily on the nes and sega controller he did decent on the ps1 before they added the joysticks we use to coplay games on pc where he would move around and I would shoot and open doors. He got an Xbox series x recently and through mapping has been able for the most part play racing games and I had heard about this and after seeing this and how well you have managed I may be surprising him this Christmas with it. So glad someone in the gaming space is making gaming more accessible
Thank you very much for making this,..i had a stroke and lost use of my right arm 2 months ago.
my setup,...
I ordered the foot plate that gives me WASD for left foot.
4 --3.5 buttons for the right foot,..
regular 3 button mouse for left hand.
Tomorrow is my birthday and it gets delivered in 2-3 days from now,.. im so excited!!!!
with over 400 game titles that i owned and I could no longer play makes the 314 bucks,i just spent to get em back doesn't seem that bad.
i may need to add stuff later but i think this will get me started,.. thank a million.
hugz
JEEZUS! Almost spit my drink @7:22 lol
Can you please start a gaming channel so we can see your progress with your gaming skills that would be cool
Thank you for not only explaining but demonstrating this. I had no idea what this controller did but after having trouble with traditional keyboards on pc it led me down the rabbit hole.
i watched the full video! Such a nice and full detailed review! have fun playing AB
Matt and Microsoft are pretty awesome for working with you on this adaptation.
I don't watch gamers at all, you are the only one I have and would, I'm not interested in devision and competitive worldly pleasures, but I did here because You're an inspiration, especially your attitude, God bless You.
I'm over here building an expensive pc to play games. I could just buy this. I actually don't have a right hand either, lefties!!
Same. I just got mk11 and I'm dying to play
@@brookemarbell9297 nice! are you going to be using the adaptive controller? I can play most games now with my steelseries sensei ambidextrous mouse. It has 8 programmable buttons, I just beat Skyrim on hard difficulty with just the mouse. takes some getting used to though
@@ssjTeXas Jesus, that's amazing! I have two hands and it still took me using exploits to beat Skyrim on easy!
I m the same I only have a left hand I just wish it wasn’t so expensive
Hi, recently lost my right hand. Would you please share some info how are you getting on with one handed gaming?
I have always wanted one of these to mess around with because I feel the possibilities are endless. I just can't justify taking a unit from someone who could benefit from having one. One day though if one ever crosses my path I'll snag it up.
I am a one handed gamer and I find it hard to play multiplayer. I've always had to adapt and figure out how to hold the controller. I'm thinking of buying and adaptive controller.
JUST DOO IT!!
I'm about to buy it myself. My prideful ass was like "I don't need this."
The one handed controller looks like the wii nunchucks😂
Your amazing girl,Cheers.I only use my right hand myself since i lost the use of my left hand from a virus i had when i was 13 called incephilitis.Props your way.Anything is possible.Its all in the way you think.I bought a one handed controller from evil controllers myself.It is amazing.Ty again for this awesome video.keep that attitude and smile,Im sure you will.
Please dont take forever with more videos lol I love your channel here and on TikTok. Keep up the good work!!!
Gracias a tu video, compré un Xbox One más control adaptable con accesorios y estoy muy feliz. Gracias por la recomendación ❤😊
I love that this got made.
Very good, I wish you have a happy gaming with the Adative controller one.
My brother is a one handed gamer too.
Bought him a xbox, the adaptive controller + stuff for Christmas, he’s loving it and I’m definitely hyped too.
Took us a while to get everything set up but it was worth the struggle, now he’s able to comfortably play a lot of games he couldn’t play before.
Biggest struggle for me was to buy all the extra sticks, buttons and the adaptive controller...Germany seems to be stuck in the stone age in terms of supporting handicapped people :(
Greetings from Germany
This is really friggin cool
Also that add on by microsoft looks like a wii nunchuck
I was born in the 70's and been gaming since gaming began but i was born without my right hand my nubb is somewhat similar to your and the right trigger /bumper are a problem face buttons and stick i have covered tho i must say you are the only person that i have ever seen that uses their nubb as well as i do i have been remapping for years but i want to simplify things so i am finally gonna get this controller for my pc the Titan One and Cronus Max only help so much
This is great I also play with 1 hand. My cerebral palsy limits my use in my right hand. I use an elite 2 controller witches helps. But would like figure out a joystick so I don't have to switch over to the right one.
Nice video. I wonder if you have encountered any issues using the copilot feature...
Great review, kudos to Microsoft for this brilliant product.
i love the video i watched the video many times i got the adapter when i got confident thanks for input ur inspiration
That’s very nice I’m gonna experiment with it
Very nice video. This thing looks great. Thanks for reviewing and sharing.
Pretty cool of xbox to do this, and Hi from Imgur!✌
My name is Phoebs Lyle, and I reviewed it on my channel. I don't have your disability, but I am paralysed from the neck down, and I can only do things with a chopstick, or other types of sticks such as styluses in my mouth. Like you, I feel like the Xbox Adaptive Controller has helped widen gaming out to people who can't play games in the same way as people who don't have any problems physically. I agree the setup depends on what game you're playing, but I use mine in Copilot with the XAC set up to act as RT and LT, with external switches acting as RB and LB. (This setup works with Minecraft and Lego games) and for Forza I have a switch behind my head, which I use as accelerate. I can break by just lifting my head. But Still looking for an option for shooting games and Assassin's Creed, so will gladly take any advice. (I can't use feet, legs or my hands or arms). Subscribed and will be looking out for future videos.
This is great!
I hope next gen consoles have these kind of controllers which will make gaming accessibel
I already uploaded some video`s
Thank you for this, on the 3rd of July I seriously destroyed my hand with a firework bc im not the brightest . This helps a lot.
Hey Abshow, I hope you are well. This is Tanzil Sami, a fourth year Industrial Design student at Rochester Institute of Technology. I am currently working on making an inclusive gaming controller as a project and came across your channel on TH-cam! Massive respect to what you do and have accomplished.
I’m currently on my research phase and am looking to talk with one handed gamers about their experience with Dual-stick controllers. I would love to talk to you about your experience and how you have adapted to playing games being one handed. Please let me know if this is something you would be interested in! Can't wait to hear back from you.
Looking into this for my son who has CP and can’t use his right hand... Thank you for sharing!! ❤️
Great video... meanwhile, you can't even remap a single button on a nintendo switch...
Hi I am so inspired by u I was a huge gamer before I lost use of my left arm so I quit gaming ☹️ I have never heard of the adaptive controller until now where can I find the joystick that's like the left side of the controller and what's it called I think that would work awesome for my situation thanks 👍
This is awesome!, good on on matt
This is Amazing!
cool setup, how did u lose your forearm?
Loved the video. I'm same disability as you. I use my knee to fire the trigger on CoD with the controller configured for leftie. I've just got arma 3 on pc and I'm now trying to play keyboard and mouse. I can use my paw (great description that I never thought of) to control the mouse but can't use the buttons, plus I'm not very accurate with the mouse but that might just need practice. Is there a way to have external mouse buttons I can use with my feet that you or anyone else on here knows of. I still need to work the scroll wheel as well. I'm grateful for any help.
Hi. I have my right hand and a stub for my left. like you but the opposite :) I was wondering if you have any updates on what you use for gaming. I am struggling trying to find a controller to play games with. Can you please suggest what you use?
If you are still using the Xbox Adaptive Controller, can you also tell me what accessories work for you?
I Recently bought Azeron Cyro controller, it's basically a keyboard and mouse combo it works very good for what it is Unfortunately for me, I have hand weakness and dexterity limitations, so I need something I can control easier.
Thank you so much for any suggestions.
I really dont like their consoles. And I didnt support them for a long time. But when I saw that Microsoft was going out of their way to make affordable adaptive controllers for those who cant play on standard controllers, I immediately got huge respect for the company. And even though I'm getting the PS5, I hope the new xbox series x sells a lot and hopefully gain a lot of fans this generation.
And I'm glad you are able to play games. Makes me happy 😁
Why dont you like their consoles? Xbox is better than ps in everything except for exclusive games
@@veyelutd1176 not the case by my experience
Yes can you show me you using the one handed joystick please
I have a feeling gyroscope would help with shooters in cases like yours. Right stick inputs would be difficult for you. But I have a feeling moving the controller itself would help with aiming.
Though adding that now would be terrible. With the main xbox series x controller having no gyroscope, devs won't design gyro aiming for games on the xbox consoles. And have gyro aiming emulate a right stick is terrible
Hi Abby. You should check the 3dRudder foot controller to complement your setup.
I know this is not the forum or method to ask questions, but what and where did you get the one handed controller with the joystick and buttons? i cant find it anywhere!!! post the link and price please
Suddenly, i'm looking at Xbox Adaptive Controller videos as sort of a "life fuel" thing. Here's hoping for full accessibility support with the Xbox Series X.
I use a adaptive with a elite 2 controller
With a 3D rudder as my left stick
Swap the buttons and sticks on elite 2
Works well
One handed Nintendo Switch mod: th-cam.com/video/op5WQqTGhfU/w-d-xo.html (about 8:45)
Warfighter engaged is best they helped me do much
Way cool set up!! 😎👍
I'm wondering if it can work and can be backward compatible with the Xbox Series S and X. I have cerebral palsy that affects my whole left side. I thought getting this adaptive controller. I recently bought me Street Fighter 6 for Xbox Series X. There are some moves that I can't do which I'm stuck on two sidequests and I'm doing the World Tour. This is also good for me playing Grand Theft Auto Online because I can't sniper. 😊
I have a question do you know of any combination that would work if I only have function of my right arm and right leg? I'd be really interested and appreciative for any advice please 🙏
Hey...honestly, if they weren’t you sponsor...would you personally buy this item? Does this product seem complicated?
Thanks...also have you played “wii”? It’s fun, and it also comes with the nunchuck =)
Does anyone know if this can be used with a pc?
Faith in humanity this is awesome 😀
Nice REVIEW
I'm good with a normal controller. I just wish game developers would just let you have complete controller remapping in game. It shouldn't be that hard to program. My favorite shooter game Black had it on PS2 and is the one only game I've seen like it.
THANK YOU I want up play MK 11 so bad. I lost my right arm too
Did you buy it yourself or are there any company willing to help my brother get one of these
Very nice
What if a person has one arm with an articulate hand but the other hand just does not move at all. In other words a truly one handed player. Is there a way to play Fortnite and fighter games in this situation with this controller?
( thank you for your knowledge)
Can you play the newest Zelda on Switch with the Adaptive Controller? Have you heard of the Evil Controller?
I have a right handed ben heck xbox 1 controller that I purchased for my uncle who had a stroke. Figured he could enjoy some old classics on steam but he didn't want it. Now I feel stupid. 😅 Time to find a place to sell it.
I need something like that since I've had my stroke I can't use my left arm
I understand that you can remap the 2 big buttons to be RB and RT, but did you figure out a way to control the right stick? Please answer soon as it will help me as well. Many thanks
As long as you can aim and shoot you can have fun. All the hardcore gamers are probably like, “how do you live with yourself knowing that you cant kill more noobs than me?
Hi! Can you please, please tell me if it's possible to map big black buttons as triggers to press them with feet? The additional buttons are crazy expensive!
Gotta say, that’s pretty damn cool. S/O to Xbox
How do you move cause I can aim and look up with my left hand and left trigger I just can't move forward and backwards I can't move my right arm just my left arm and hand
There's a better way for people that have full mobility in one hand.( Xim apex) and (Azeron)
You need the Xim Apex to connect the Azeron to any console or to use the Azeron as a Controller/PC Controller.
the Azeron has...
1 analogue stick with a push button.
1 D-pad with a push button.
6 buttons for your index finger.
5 buttons for your middle finger.
4 buttons for your ring finger.
4 buttons for your pinky finger.
Comes in left or right versions, Then co-pilot the Xim with the Xbox Adaptive Controller to use your arm for directional movement and pedals for triggers.
I would love to see update on this
Hi I found your tik tok and said hey I should support bye watching
Where can you order these from? I can’t find them on amazon so far.
Xbox website
Hey Abby, I love your long hair its so pretty! I also know that having long hair has a lot of struggles even with two hands, so my question that I have been dying to ask is, how do you wash your hair? Again your so amazing and I loving watching your videos! Thanks, MayCee :)
Thank you for the question and kind words! :) I'll see if I can figure out a way to show how I do that on camera. =D
where did you find the one handed controller?
You Beautiful, Xbox did a good job with this controller
Have you ever asked Ben Heck to make a controller for you? He helped lots of people with one handed controllers.
How can I get this? I lost my right arm in an accident. Please help.
Linux Tech Tips reviewed this and said something awesome. He's right, Microsoft will never make money on this, because the engineering that went into this will never be fully recovered. After seeing those ads, which kept showing up for me for some reason so I finally watched them, I knew immediately that no company that was truly as evil as has been said about Microsoft could make this. Why the hell didn't Apple do it? I'm starting to have some movement challenges, so I went ahead and bought one. Then I saw a video of someone playing a football game with his feet and kicking ass, playing with his toes better than I could have hoped to do with a standard controller even with full movement. Imagine what Stephen Hawking could have done with this. It's going to do more good than just allowing crippled kids to play games with their friends - this opens up a whole world of access to computers for all kinds of people. This could very well be as much of a game changer as the iPhone. This device is an act of love from Microsoft.
Today I saw a new 3D printed accesorie for 1 handed ppl and it looks better than the one u are using. Check it out!! ir looks more comfortable.
As a disabled gamer, I am so thankful to Microsoft for doing this. I know it was made to make money, but there are far easier ways to make money than highly custom things for disabled folk.
Yo I need this not disabled or anything just want to chill on couch and eat while playing nonstop
Does it come with all of that
Where can I get this?
I need this so bad. I recently had a stroke and it jet my leg side completely immobile
Yay Time to play sekiro
Great review. Ive been intrigued by these new controllers. I myself am pretty much mirror to yourself as im a left cong amp. To be fare im pretty much adapted though and whilst for myself these adapted controllers are prob not for me, i can see the benefits for those with more limited mobility ect. My main issue is lb lt buttons although a friend gave me an awsome 3d print lever mech so all 4 triggers can be accssed from my right hand. Which can also my switched to work for the left. Cost around £4 to print. Theres my problem. Whilst microsoft have made an effort its price point does seam too extreme to me to be labeled an aid. Sorry but cant help feel its a bit of cash in for Microsoft . I understand RAND D costs money but feel it will put alot of people off.. No offence
stumpyjut Good point about the price. As a regular two-hander, I had been thinking about this as a cool upgrade, more of a luxury, but I can see how the cost could be considered a barrier to entry instead. That lever mechanism sounds cool though, where did you find it online?
@@alderbrand yes mate on all good 3d print world sites lol. Origonalwas for 360 but also remix for xbox one and ps4
www.thingiverse.com/thing:636292
stumpyjut Thanks dude! One of my buddies has one hand and would probably think this is cool, so I’m definitely checking this out!
I'm similar to you, stumpy, and I have been gaming almost exclusively on a PC with an MMO mouse (Logitech G600). It does the trick, but there are some genres that it just doesn't work with. I can see how a set-up with these devices would open-up a lot of possibility, and maybe the price point will come down once the hardware has been out for a couple of years.
You should stream
My brother lost his hand in a car accident years ago I’m looking for a controller he can use for the new college football game that’s coming out.
very cool but its bit too expensive