Microsoft’s Xbox Adaptive Joystick is finally here, and it’s a steal
Microsoft’s Xbox Adaptive Joystick, first announced in August, is now available for purchase at just $29.99.
Microsoft has always aimed to make gaming as accessible as possible, including for its 425 million players with disabilities worldwide. The company has proven this with its dedicated accessibility lineup, which includes the Xbox Adaptive Controller. Today, at the 15th annual Microsoft Ability Summit, the gaming giant announced that the latest addition to the lineup, the Xbox Adaptive Joystick, is now widely available for purchase.
