In a new blog post, Sony said PS5 would also offer a voice dictation feature to quickly input text without the use of a virtual keyboard, along with button assignments, closed captions and options to hear on-screen text, or have text messages spoken out loud to other party members.
These features will now support multiple languages on PS5 globally, Sony added, and it’s also adding support for colour correction which allows users to manually adjust colour.
In addition, PS5 players will be able to reduce or disable the force of haptic feedback and adaptive triggers on the DualSense wireless controller.
As well as its work on accessibility features, SIE established ABLE@PlayStation for its employees earlier this year, which is described as “an accessibility and all abled inclusion-focused employee network.”
The firm said that ABLE was built to ensure accessibility and disability inclusion for its employees and the community. The employee network also focuses on emotional health awareness, supporting the fight against chronic illnesses.
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