Logitech, a trusted hardware brand, has just announced the first accessory kit for the PlayStation Access controller, aimed at enhancing accessibility for gamers. The Adaptive Gaming Kit will be available in January, complementing the release of the PlayStation 5’s accessibility controller, which is scheduled for December 6 this year.
Priced at $79.99 in the United States and £69.99 in the UK, the Adaptive Gaming Kit can be purchased from Logitech’s online store. Inside the box, users will find two pairs of large and small button modules, two variable triggers, two light touch buttons, a soft game board, and a set of labels for each part. These labels allow players to freely assign buttons based on their preferences.
What sets this kit apart is its modularity. The included modules can be connected to the PlayStation Access controller through its four 3.5mm expansion ports. This means players can easily swap individual parts as needed, offering a tailored gaming experience for various PlayStation 5 titles.
Sony’s dedication to accessibility features is not limited to software; it extends to hardware as well. Titles like “God of War Ragnarok” and “The Last of Us Part 2” have demonstrated the company’s commitment to providing extensive accessibility options to cater to a wide range of players. Now, Sony is partnering with renowned brands like Logitech to further expand the capabilities of the PlayStation Access controller.
The collaboration between Sony and established brands is a positive development, as it opens the door for more modules and accessories for the PlayStation Access controller. Third-party products, like the Backbone One PlayStation Edition and Victrix Pro BFG controller, have previously received official PlayStation licensing. This partnership with Logitech is likely to be the start of more brands introducing their own custom components for the accessibility controller, enriching the gaming experience for all.
