wraggster
March 21st, 2014, 20:29
Ben Heckendorn, an electronics hobbyist and hardware mod specialist, has created a one-handed DualShock 4 controller to open up PS4 gaming to those with disabilities.
The one-handed DS4 controller is Heckendorn's latest hardware project, after having similarly modded an Xbox 360 controller, and created a portable Ouya.
"By moving the left analogue stick to the rear of the controller, the player is able to use their leg to maneuver the controller," CVG was told by a representative of 'The Ben Heck Show'. "The shoulder buttons and D-pad have also be rewired to the right side of the controller."
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/455209/blog/one-handed-ps4-controller-designed-for-those-with-disabilities/
The one-handed DS4 controller is Heckendorn's latest hardware project, after having similarly modded an Xbox 360 controller, and created a portable Ouya.
"By moving the left analogue stick to the rear of the controller, the player is able to use their leg to maneuver the controller," CVG was told by a representative of 'The Ben Heck Show'. "The shoulder buttons and D-pad have also be rewired to the right side of the controller."
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/455209/blog/one-handed-ps4-controller-designed-for-those-with-disabilities/