I haven't been able to find any reviews of people who've actually used it.ShockeyTime wrote:>grossaffe wrote:That controller is customizeable. Each of those little circles of buttons or joystick are interchangeable so you can put them where you want them.ShockeyTime wrote: As to that controller above, It's PS3 & It Looks cool & what I imagined in my mind, except I'd move the joysticks closer.... Thanks Again...
Matt
Have disabled gamers tried it?? It looks pretty sweet....
Lastly. How hard is it to make controllers??? Even one like the one I explained, Where do you find people to do this stuff??? & I Wish I Had the know how & Skill....
Matt
X Box 360 Controller Idea???
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ShockeyTime
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>Dark-Aries wrote:Well..to make something like that ps3 controller you have to make a custom case, probably from scratch, you then have to completly rip apart a 360 controller, cut up the pcb, rewire the cut up pcb into the proper positions (this can take a LONG while depening on how goo the person is at soldering small things), then the battery slot has to be relocated, put everything together then hope you didn't destroy the thing and waste your time and waste your money, if you did you can atleast reuse the case.
It's difficult but doable, but it's depends on who your talking to about it aswell.
Just looking & reading some specs - I Could sumia see that it looked Tough & when something like that looks tough & is complicated like those things sound, Theh HEH most times it's even Tougher!!!!!!
In a a perfect worls I Wisg system makers listened more & had a few type of controllers for the disabled available or ready for some type of custom!!!!!! All the buttons IE meaning the triggers - on the controller facewould be sweet - That & Game makers allowing disabled gamers to buy Directly from Them, Thus allowing a few requested tweaks to the game for the buyer - I Read this is a pretty easy do....
I'll end this as I Think it's ran its course & I say Thank You for answering my questions & for your time doing so....
Matt
Ugh. Being Disabled & Hving NO button Assignments Anymore, Pisses me off
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Re: X Box 360 Controller Idea???
Hey I'm a quadriplegic too and guess what, I make a controller for quadriplegics!!ShockeyTime wrote:Ok I'm Quadraplegic & Like to play Video games, Not Having finger use is Frustrating!!!!! but I know one can only do so much playing wise, regardless....
www.quadability.com
Would you like to order one? I can send you more pictures/details etc.
Brad
Need a controller myself
Hi my name is erik and i have scleroderma, my hands are curled in too, i got by with the mad catz mini 360 controller but i'm aggravated at the trigger and shoulder buttons. i hope ben finishes his access 360, i'd really like to try it.
on the other hand if some could come up with a mini controller with all the buttons on the face it could be worth a lot, there are 300,000 people with scleroderma alone.
my thumbs are the most useful, that what i type with, the other fingers curl in like a hook with my pinky fingers touching my palm at all times.
on the other hand if some could come up with a mini controller with all the buttons on the face it could be worth a lot, there are 300,000 people with scleroderma alone.
my thumbs are the most useful, that what i type with, the other fingers curl in like a hook with my pinky fingers touching my palm at all times.
Re: Need a controller myself
My controller is operated by mouth, but I have an adapter that goes from ps2 to xbox360, maybe that would work too?heymelby wrote:Hi my name is erik and i have scleroderma, my hands are curled in too, i got by with the mad catz mini 360 controller but i'm aggravated at the trigger and shoulder buttons. i hope ben finishes his access 360, i'd really like to try it.
on the other hand if some could come up with a mini controller with all the buttons on the face it could be worth a lot, there are 300,000 people with scleroderma alone.
my thumbs are the most useful, that what i type with, the other fingers curl in like a hook with my pinky fingers touching my palm at all times.
Send me an email!
