Gamer Builds One-Handed Controller After Losing Arm - And It Actually Works | HappyGamer
An individual named Joe has designed and built a functional one-handed controller for PC gaming after losing an arm. The custom device integrates a mouse sensor and redesigned button layout for ergonomic use, allowing play of FPS, MMO, and RPG genres. While currently a prototype, the innovation highlights the need for more accessible gaming hardware, with potential for open-source sharing to benefit other disabled gamers.
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