Sony has revealed Project Leonardo – a new accessible controller for the PS5 designed to help disabled players “play more easily, more comfortably and for longer periods”.
The company appears to be on a bit of an accessibility drive at the moment, after adding the most comprehensive suites of accessibility features to its latest PS5 hits including God of War: Ragnarock, Horizon: Forbidden West, and The Last of Us Part 1, the next logical step was to make a controller that enables even more people to comfortably play on their systems.
The new customisable controller, designed to be laid flat or mounted so it doesn’t need to be held, was developed with help from accessibility experts, disabled players, and game developers to work right out of the box.
