This one sent in by [Jock] caught my eye for one reason – using those cheap RadioShack reed switch relays to adapt the joystick output to the 360 controllers Dpad. Personally, I think I would ...

The Xbox Adaptive Joystick is now available to purchase from the Microsoft Store It's fully compatible with the Xbox Adaptive ...

Microsoft is launching a new $29.99 Xbox Adaptive Joystick early next year that’s designed for players with limited mobility. It’s a wired companion for existing Xbox controllers and includes ...

Xbox released a brand new Adaptive Joystick a few weeks ago, providing more accessability for disabled gamers looking for more options.

This time it’s a wireless Xbox 360 controller stuffed inside an Atari ... this 3600 controller has enough to make it useful in arcade games. The joystick portion was reused without any modification.

The Xbox Adaptive Joystick has officially launched, giving users a new accessibility option for playing games. Bearing a striking resemblance to the Nintendo Wii's nunchuck controller, the Xbox ...

Microsoft has launched a new joystick gaming accessory aimed at making it easier for those with accessibility needs to enjoy their experience more. The Xbox Adaptive Joystick is a sidekick for ...

The 15th annual Microsoft Ability Summit celebrated the company's commitment to accessibility by launching the Xbox Adaptive Joystick exclusively to the Microsoft Store.

Summary: Microsoft has announced a new controller aimed at players with disabilities called the Xbox Adaptive Joystick. It was designed as a companion accessory for the Xbox Adaptive Controller ...

Microsoft has launched the Xbox Adaptive Joystick, a companion controller that looks very similar to the Wii's Nunchuk accessory. Fans of Nintendo's retro console will spot the same shape as the ...

Here’s how it works. The Xbox Adaptive Joystick is quite sleek and simple in design. Its flat top features a single analog stick that can be pushed in similar to those on the Xbox Wireless ...

the Xbox Adaptive Joystick can be operated single-handedly, and includes a threaded insert allowing it to be mounted to articulated supports or tripods. There’s no wireless functionality ...