PlayStation 5‘s Access controller will launch globally in December. Pre-orders will open this month, with the accessibility controller priced at $90 / £80
under the codename Project Leonardo
, the new peripheral is intended to help players with disabilities to play games more easily and comfortably. The controller can be used on a flat surface, oriented 360 degrees, or secured to an AMPS mount or tripod. Up to two Access controllers and one DualSense controller can be paired together to act like a single virtual controller, allowing players to mix devices for their comfort, or play single-player games with other people operating certain functions.
It will also include a ‘toggle mode’, which will let players permanently keep a button pressed down by pressing it, similar to a Caps Lock button. This will be useful for players who find it physically challenging to hold a button down for a long time, such as for acceleration in a racing game.
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