Ben Heck and Felix Gardner have finally brought single handed gaming to the playstation natively. That sentence may not seem like a big deal to most of you, but for a few, it is music to your ears. In the world of gaming controllers modified for physical disabilities, there are many variations. I personally tend to do simple additions of buttons and plastic extensions. Ben and Felix do full single handed conversions, for those that can only use one hand.

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After creating a single-handed Xbox One controller, celebrity modder Ben Heck has done the same for the PlayStation 4.Just like the Xbox One controller, Heck tore down the DualShock 4 controller.

One thing we shared in common was that neither of us would operate on playstation controllers. This isn’t due to any kind of vendetta against playstation, but rather due to how the controllers themselves are constructed. They use a flexible PCB that doesn’t allow for easy modification.

Previously, my answer to people was simply get an Xbox controller modified and, which allows for controllers to work on other platforms. While this has worked for people, it can be a bit annoying at times to jump through the hoops necessary to use. Ben and Felix found a 3rd party controller for the playstation that has a solid and well labeled pcb in it, allowing them to finally bring single handed gaming to the playstation! You can order these at.

• • • • • iPhone gamers looking for a more convenient way to control characters without covering the screen with their fingers, may be interested in the new one-handed iPhone controller called the Flydigi Wasp. Designed to free up your screen real estate and allow you to see more of the action the Flydigi Wasp iPhone controller is compatible with both Fortnite and PUBG and is now available to back via Kickstarter with early bird pledges available from £34 or $45 roughly depending on your location. Watch the demonstration video below to learn more about the innovative one-handed gamepad designed specifically for Apple iPhone to offer a personalised mobile gaming experience with no connection required.

“As avid mobile gamers of Fortnite and PUBG, we always crave more accurate aiming, better field of view and flexible multi-control. But we know that it’s hard to satisfy all our needs by using our mobile device only. Typical gamepads can be used, but are usually quite bulky, making them difficult to take on the go and most of them also require complex or extra setup and install.” – Simulates human hand touch by sending a capacitive signal – Does not require any connection or additional activation steps (e.g. No Bluetooth or wire connection needed). – Support games downloaded from the App Store. Just simply plug your iPhone into Wasp and you’re all set.