Custom controller for PlayStation 5, intended for players with disabilities, has an official name. Earlier this year, it was unveiled as Project Leonardo at CES. It has now been renamed to Access controller.
In addition, Sony showed dedicated controller user interface, to which you can add profiles, map buttons and adjust dead zones and stick sensitivity. Access will be possible pairing with a DualSense controller and use it as one virtual controller, or play together with another player.
The access controller is equipped with a switching mode. The latter allows players to change the behavior of any button to make it work. like a caps lock key on keyboard. As an example, Sony cites use for acceleration in racing games such as Gran Turismo 7. The car will accelerate without having to hold down a button.
We haven’t found out a release date or price yet. For more information on the controller, visit our January article where we took a detailed look at a custom controller.
Source :Indian TV
