But accessibility in itself probably doesn't make sense to do from a business standpoint (financial wise.) You're doing it for a handful of people in the big sense of it all. Seeing how insanely expensive it must be to have a dedicated team work on that feature alone in both software and hardware. I don't see why you don't just go all the way to make it useful for everybody.

Of course it's better than nothing. But just look at Microsoft's own accessibility peripheral that you can even use on Playstation platforms. They should work together on features like this instead of making players have to chose a platform based on the controller.

It's kind of what what happened with cross-platform feature a few years back. You got to decide where you want to play! And the company's relished in that. It was all the hype! Now it's the new normal.