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Every hand. Every body. Every player.
Adaptive gaming means changing the controls, not the player. Here's how it works and where to try it.
- Switch
- Eye-gaze
- Sip-and-puff
- Head tracking
- Adaptive controller
What is adaptive gaming?
Adaptive gaming is playing video games with controls that fit your body. Instead of a standard controller, a player might press a large switch (one big button) with a hand, foot or head, use eye-gaze (a camera that follows where you look), blow into a sip-and-puff tube, or move a cursor with small head movements.
Software can also remap controls, which means moving any action to a button you can reach. The game stays the same. The way in changes.
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Adaptive play on Twitch, with captions and a kind chat.
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Accessible tournaments with no K/D stress.
Gear Library
40+ controllers, switches and apps, plus a setup quiz.
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Free refurbished tech for families who need it.
Our game library
Cozy, creative, competitive or shooters: whatever you want to play, we'll find a way for you to play it.
- Racing
- Party & co-op
- Building & creative
- Rhythm & music
- Puzzle
- Sports
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