We've heard before about how the Xbox Adaptive controller works with Nintendo switchch, and it seems that players away from this have been making good use of this smart tool ever since.
Yesterday, Pure Xbox shared a story about a disabled player – named EyeGazeGirl on Twitter – who used this particular controller to play Crossing the Animals: New Horizons at the switch, in the fashion of the UK philanthropy Special Effect.
Xbox head Phil Spencer admitted how "encouraging" it was, and inside the original tweet explained how Becky could move the icon with his cord and head and hand switches. The an official Xbox account he even went in and said he was happy to help.
Microsoft first introduced this controller in 2018 – its primary purpose is to meet the needs of gemos players with limited mobility. It achieves this by becoming an "integrated hub" of devices and making games, usually, more accessible.
You can learn more about Special Effect above it Official website, and watch its broadcast Twitch.
