Microsoft is making the packagingꦜ of their new Xbox Adaptive Controller as accessible as𝔉 the controller itself.

Game packaging is the devil. If it’s not the sh♔rinkwrap covering the latest release, it’s the multitude of boxes and zip ti🐬es that come with every console system. And controllers? Forget it! They’re wrapped in enough plastic to stop a bullet. You need a special tool just to open the damned things.

What if you’re a differently abled gamer? That plastic coating that is a nearly impassable barrier for a♛ regular person might as well be an actually impassable chasm. Which is a problem if you’re making a new game controller specifically for the dꦍifferently abl💧ed.

Luckily, Microsoft is filled with billions of dollars, and they have an entire research team 💦dedicated to their packaging. Thanks to Microsoft’s Packaging🔯 Design team, the Xbox Adaptive Controller will have the easiest to open package ever conceived by humanity.

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The animation helpfully provided by Microsoft assume the gamer purchased their adaptive controller online and not in a stไore, whi🍷ch is a fair assumption considering there are very few controllers aimed at the disabled in most retail outlets.

First, the box arrives with a piece of sealing tape on top. Remove the sealing🌳 tape and the box opens up like a delightful origami flower revealing the Adaptive Controller’s actual package. On the side of the box is another piece of lightly adhered sealing tape that can be removed to reveal a small fabric handle. Lift the handle and the box opens up to reveal the actual controller.

But wait, there’s more! The controller is sitting on a tray with another handle that you can easily remove simply by pulling. After that, another handle is revealed that attaches to a box containing the controller’🐟s cords. The tray you grabbed to remove the controller also has the quick start instructions on it.

Now the disabled have something to lord over their regularly-abled brethren: a package they can get into f♛aster than we can get into our regular packaging.

W🥀e’re not jealous or anything. W🙈e’re just seething with vicious envy.

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