PlayStation players rejoiced in January when Sony unveiled Mission Leonardo, a brand new adaptive controller in improvement for PlayStation 5. Designed with enter from accessibility specialists and organizations devoted to creating gaming accessible, Mission Leonardo is a customizable adaptive controller composed of a pair of round gamepads with buttons across the perimeter and an analog stick that may be adjusted to be nearer or farther from the gamepad. To create a system that fits your wants, you may mix two Mission Leonardo controllers with a DualSense controller, or customise Mission Leonardo with a wide range of analog stick caps and buttons that include the gamepads. With 4 3.5 mm auxiliary ports, you may add parts like joysticks, switches and further buttons which can be simply personalized through button mapping and three customizable management profiles.
“As a result of gamers can customise Mission Leonardo in line with their wants, there isn’t a one ‘proper’ type issue,” stated Sony Interactive Leisure designer So Morimoto. “We wish to empower them to create their very own configurations. … I’m excited that the design will probably be accomplished by way of collaboration with gamers quite than presenting them with a single type issue.”
Mission Leonardo doesn’t have pricing or a launch date but, however extra data might be discovered at opens in a brand new windowPlayStation Weblog.
