Category Archives: Accessibility Review

Introduction The Xbox One controller has been very well received by a vast majority. However, there were still features that could’ve been included that were missing, including 3.5mm headphone support. In 2015, the folks at Microsoft released a new controller that incorporated the previously mentioned port, as well as a few other under the hoodContinue reading “Xbox One Controller with 3.5mm Jack Review:”

Disclaimer This review may be updated in the future to account for any changes in accessibility of the unit or its firmware. Review last modified: Introduction Though surround sound headsets have been around for a number of years, there are normally two names mentioned within this sphere of relatively niche gaming devices: Astro and TurtleContinue reading “Turtle Beach Stealth 500x review”

Disclaimer The unit used in this review was provided free of charge by the manufacturer, at no cost to the reviewer. Introduction PDP have developed many controllers over the years, but with the rise of the Microsoft Xbox One Elite contrloler comes an interesting turning point. With new controllers that have more features (along withContinue reading “PDP: Afterglow Prismatic wired controller for Xbox One review”

Introduction The Tekken franchise is one I’ve previously covered as part of an accessibility review and, at that point in time, the landscape was a very different beast, with gaming without sight arguably only beginning to be considered with things like menu narration and console interfaces in the relative early stages of improvement. But now,Continue reading “Tekken 8: Accessibility Review”

Disclaimer The copy of the game used in this review was supplied by Sony, at no cost to the reviewer. Introduction Live, Die, Repeat. From Groundhog Day to Edge Of Tomorrow, it’s a trope we’ve seen in movies for a while in varying capacities. However, only a relatively small handful of games I’ve heard ofContinue reading “Returnal: Accessibility review”