Basically he purchased a new wireless controller and used some crazy ass wiring to rig it up to a joystick and some buttons. It may be a bit on the large size, but I am still very much impressed ...

When you add up the cost of an Xbox Series X/S controller ($60), the files ($30), and the printer and filament, it’s more expensive than a budget joystick. But the bright side is that the ...

So it seems like the Xbox Adaptive Joystick offers an official, purpose-built device to make these DIY hacks unnecessary. It's long overdue perhaps, but still very welcome to see.

People making DIY controls to enhance flight simulators is a vibrant niche of engineering and hackery, and it sure looks like Microsoft Flight Simulator is doing its part to keep the scene lively. … ...

After delighting us with his 3D-printed joystick and throttle, which turned an Xbox One controller into a DIY HOTAS (hands on throttle-and-stick) setup, YouTuber Akaki Kuumeri has returned with a ...

Xbox created a unique new controller built with accessibility in mind. The Xbox Adaptive Joystick is a one-handed controller coming in 2025 that supports customization via 3D printing.

Alongside Microsoft’s own Xbox Adaptive Joystick, the company has also revealed a new $59.99 Lite SE controller from 8BitDo that’s also designed for gamers with limited mobility.