Nintendo Joins the Accessible Games Initiative With New eShop Tags
Nintendo joined the Accessible Games Initiative and added accessibility tags to the eShop. See the tags and how to find games by feature.
Accessibility & Gaming
How to Use Xbox Controller Assist With Two Controllers
Use Xbox Controller Assist on Series X|S or Xbox One to share one player’s controls. Follow the setup menus, select an assisting controller, and turn it off.
Game Audio Dynamic Range Explained: Which Setting Should You Use?
Learn what Wide, Medium, Night, and Headphones dynamic range settings do, and choose the right game audio mix for your room and equipment.
How SpecialEffect Helps Gamers Play With Custom Controls and Eye Gaze
SpecialEffect combines tailored controls, eye-controlled Minecraft, and free developer resources to help people with physical disabilities play games.
How Do Colorblind Modes Work in Video Games?
Colorblind modes can recolor key elements, apply screen filters, increase contrast, or add symbols and labels. Learn how each method works and what to try.
8 Quality-of-Life Features We Want in More Single-Player Games
These eight quality-of-life features would make more single-player games easier to enjoy, from remappable controls and readable subtitles to better saves and recaps.
How AbleGamers Helps More Gamers Join the Game
AbleGamers helps disabled gamers find ways to play, get adaptive equipment, and shape accessible game design through direct feedback and APX training.
Xbox Makes Gaming Inclusive for All
Xbox is leading in gaming accessibility with innovative controllers and features for diverse needs, empowering players and developers for inclusivity.