Microsoft to launch disability-friendly Xbox controller

The Xbox adaptive controller features two large buttons for hands, elbows or feet, as well as 19 ports to accommodate extra devices including mouth-operated 'sip and puff' quadsticks

Microsoft is launching a new Xbox controller, developed to meet the needs of people with disabilities.

Set for release later this year, the Xbox adaptive controller is a customisable device intended to support a wide range of needs and disabilities, making video games more accessible. It will retail for $99 (73.50) and will be sold worldwide via Microsoft digital stores.