Sony announced that its PlayStation Access Controller will be available for preorder on July 21, and will launch globally on December 6. The Access Controller will sell “for a suggested retail price of $89.99 USD,” according to the blog.
Sony has unveiled an accessibility controller meant to give users with disabilities a highly customizable means of playing games. The controller, codename Project Leonardo, should offer a more accessible gaming option to the PlayStation 5’s typical DualSense controller., the controller was developed alongside accessibility experts, community members, and developers.
The circular controller contains several slots to plug in button and analog stick inputs, which can be slotted in different places on the device depending on the user’s needs. When the device launches, it will be usable in tandem with a second customizable controller, or even a DualSense to offer further personalization, as well.
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