Sony continues to impress at CES this year and one of the latest highlights from the company is the accessible Project Leonardo. It is an accessibility controller kit that is designed to be compatible with the PlayStation 5, allowing disabled gamers the same level of play in terms of equal strategy.
With a quick glance at the device, it appears to be a circular game pad that is designed with buttons and keys throughout in a directional application. All of these keys can be customized, which allows players to create a gamepad that is best suited for them respectively. Each one is able to be mapped out precisely including the alteration of the hardware bits as well.
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