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Originally Posted by sil
So how am i expected to afford an xbox? Plus this controller has buttons on the left side, its my left side that is paralised and not controllable. Non od these assistive technologies are ever available, they are uni projects you are seeing and so adapted to fit and be used by one specific person but never get picked up for funding to be available to others, same with mental computer controls that have been around for more than 30 yrs they never go anywhere to help a single person beyond the original test subject , and like the treatment i was trying to get access to, it was pioneered over 15 yrs ago, its expensive and our government won allow it to even be trialed in australia du e to their antiquated definition, attitudes and greed for profit. Disabilities are never simple everyone has a unique set of personal struggles. My main one is sourcing a gun to just end it all finally.
But thanks for trying, I was a playstation and PC gamer never xbox ;p
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You should check it out before dismissing it because boy you dismissed it very quickly!
The controller has fantastic reviews from people who use it, with some severe disabilities as well. Definitely people without the proper use of limbs that use it. It's programmable so you can configure it to do anything. I've even seen people gaming with their feet on it.
As for affording, well I don't know your financial situation, sorry.