@tofu #sarcasm aside, I do think that #Valve could do more in terms of #accessibility, tho the good part is that one could just hookup the #Xbox #AdaptiveController (which, despite being bodily abled I'd want to get my hands on because it's way easier to integrate than those Arcade Button & Stick controller boards) and custom-map it.

• I mean, even paralyzed people deserve entertainment.

I hope someone develops a #VR / #AR - #DesktopEnvoirment for #Linux similar to the #AppleVisionPro's ability to let #apps "float"...

@hellomiakoda also most of those features were already implemented with the #OUYA!

Including, but not not limited to:

• Developer mode
• Support of various different controllers
• Bluetooth Audio
• Rectangular / Cube shape
• Optional Multimedia support

Others have only been partially done by the big players.

• #XboxOne does HDMI-Passthrough and can do overlays.
• Microsoft's #AdaptiveController is "Peak #Gaming #Accessibility" (aside from it's $150 price tag for the base unit, but compared to so many things in that space, it's still cheap af.
• #Xbox360 and #PS3 and #WiiU had #browsers.

So far, I'm covinced the new #SteamMachine can offer these features except HDMI-In (tho one could just get a USB-HDMI Capture Card and mod that feature in)…

@balloonpup I mean, I can see how the #OrbiTouch really makes things accessible and for many folks it's either it or nothing as an input device.

• And mayve in an alternate universe something like that or a dataglove interpreting micromotions without resistance is the default and buttons are being the exception rather than norm.

And yes, I do know some folks don't have digits or useable articulation in them so that is OFC a more than valid reason...

#Accessibility matters and similarly I do think that the #AdaptiveController for the #XboxOne is good because it'll make #Gaming more #accessible...

@macst3r Also eine bessere Alternative zum #AdaptiveController?

Nice...