This joystick plugs into either the left USB or the right USB socket on the Xbox Adaptive Controller. We often use our modified low force Xbox One Controllers where we’ve taken the joysticks and made them much easier to move. You can use a standard Xbox One Controller alongside the Xbox Adaptive Controller using co-pilot. The type or number of joysticks you will need will depend on the games you want to play and your functional movement. You can plug in two of the same joystick or two different ones. If you need more than one joystick you can plug two of these joysticks in at the same time. The joysticks either plug into the left USB or the right USB or into the X1 or X2 3.5 millimetre jack sockets. All of the joysticks shown in this video are analogue and they either act as left or right joystick, depending on where you plug them in. In this video we’re going to look at some of the joysticks that plug into the Xbox Adaptive Controller that we use here at SpecialEffect. There are a variety of different devices that plug into the Xbox Adaptive Controller that can help make gaming more accessible. The Xbox Adaptive Controller is an accessibility interface created by Microsoft.

Usb joystick controller on battlefront