Sony has shared extra particulars about its PlayStation 5 accessibility controller, beforehand referred to as Challenge Leonardo and now formally named Entry.
In a put up on the official PlayStation Weblog, senior vp of platform expertise Hideaki Nishino shared new photographs of the controller and its totally different parts. It’ll embody a variety of swappable button and stick caps of assorted shapes and sizes so gamers can create a format that matches their wants and preferences.
Entry can be utilized on a flat floor, oriented 360 levels, or mounted on an AMPS or tripod, Sony additionally clarified. The space between the stick and the assorted buttons may also be adjusted. A separate weblog put up goes into higher particulars in regards to the {hardware} options.
Nishino additionally shared particulars of the Entry UI, which is able to permit customers to personalize their settings, arrange their most well-liked orientation for the gadget, and create their private management profiles.
The manager additionally revealed that as much as two Entry controllers and one DualSense wi-fi controller may very well be used as a single controller.
Entry was developed with the assistance of accessibility consultants and specialist organizations, together with AbleGamers, SpecialEffect, and Stack Up. It was first unveiled again in January at CES.
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