PlayStation 4 launched with a fair few accessibility settings built in. And as the console generation wore on, Sony patched in even more options. Thankfully, PlayStation 5 and DualSense will come packaged with a whole host of accessibility settings out of the box, all of which work to ensure as many people as possible can enjoy next-gen gaming.
In a post on the SIE Blog, Sony provides an overview of what players can expect in terms of accessibility. Voice dictation counts as one such setting, allowing users to simply say words that then appear on the screen?no virtual keyboard necessary. Screen Reader enables on-screen text to be read aloud for blind or low vision players. Users who are deaf or hard of hearing will have the ability to type messages, which are then read out to their fellow party members.
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