PlayStation has named a launch date for its Entry customizable controller package: It’s launching on December 6, and pre-orders open on July 21. PlayStation’s instructed retail value for the controller is $89.99, and along with the controller base, it comes with 19 button caps, three caps for the stick half of the controller, 23 button cap tags to mark inputs on every button and 4 growth ports so as to add some other equipment one would possibly want.

The controller (previously known as “Undertaking Leonardo”) is PlayStation’s accessibility resolution, designed to let customers who aren’t snug with the normal type issue of the DualSense. In response to Isabelle Tomatis, Sony’s VP of brand name peripherals and {hardware}, the controller will be personalized with as much as 30 profiles (three of which will be saved at any given time), and it can be paired up with a DualSense controller for extra refined management.

The Entry is PlayStation’s reply to the Xbox Adaptive Controller and the Change’s licensed Hori Flex Assistive Controller. Accessibility controllers will be fairly costly — the Flex Controller goes for $250 from AbleGamers, for instance — and the Entry’s $90 value level is on the extra inexpensive facet. The corporate has made different strikes to extra accessibility, rolling out accessibility-related tags for the PlayStation Retailer earlier this 12 months.

Tomatis mentioned within the announcement weblog put up: “Thanks to the great organizations, accessibility specialists and PlayStation Studios groups who’ve been on this journey with us. We’re particularly grateful to all of the gamers who regularly share their ardour for the video games and merchandise we make. We actually imagine gaming needs to be accessible to everybody, and the Entry controller is our newest step towards residing as much as that promise.”