Many games, even action-centric ones, tend to be a bit text-heavy. Here is how to use the PS5’s screen reader accessibility feature and how it can help.
Sony’s continued push to make the PlayStation 5 the home console champion has included making a particular effort toward including important accessibility features. Gaming is becoming a much more widely-loved mainstream hobby, so additional features help it to reach a broader audience of individuals who may have different needs. The PS5’s accessibility suite includes such helpful features like custom button mapping, screen zoom, text color and size adjustment, chat transcription, and closed captioning.
For one particular accessibility example, consider that many games, even action-centric ones, tend to be a bit text-heavy. If, for whatever reason, a player isn’t able to read the words on the screen on their own, they’re going to miss out on a large portion of the experience.
