Xbox may gain accessibility-bound control at E3 this year

While many are hoping that Microsoft will introduce to the world the new version of its Elite controller during this year's E3, this may not be the only new accessory the Xbox will gain during the event. Apparently, the company will present at its conference a new solution aimed at improving the accessibility of its desktop platform.

An image posted by insider @ h0xd on Twitter shows that the new accessory may adopt a format quite different from the one to which we are accustomed. According to information obtained by Windows Central, the new accessory was created to benefit people who depend much more on touch than sight to be able to interact with objects.

The novelty should bring generously sized A and B buttons, 3 LED indicators and 3.5 mm (for connecting headphones) and USB connections to its structure. The expectation is that more details about the new Xbox control (including information on its availability and price) should be announced soon by Microsoft, which should make the product one of the highlights of its presentation.

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