A hub for your controls
Xbox Adaptive Controller
Bring switches, buttons and joysticks together, then map them to the actions you want. A flexible starting point for a personalized control layout.
Xbox + Windows options
Meet the real device
STEVE + VICKI / AT ALA
Photo: Rebecca Lomax / American Libraries
ACCESSIBILITY CONSULTING · SPEAKING · ADAPTIVE PLAY
Open upwhat’spossible.
More people playing. More people participating.
More people feeling they belong.
We’re Steve and Vicki. We help you make it happen.
BIG POSSIBILITIES.
HUMAN-SIZED FIRST STEPS.
EXPERIENCE BEHIND SVA
MORE ACCESS. MORE LIFE.
There’s a whole world
on the other side
of “I can’t.”
Playing alongside a friend. Joining the conversation. Walking into a place that was ready for you.
That’s what accessibility can make possible. We help organizations move from wanting to include more people to knowing what to do next.
Find your starting pointHOW WE HELP
Your ambition.
Our sleeves rolled up.
Advice, a plan, or someone beside you as you put it into practice. Start where you are.
CONSULTING
Make the experience
more accessible.
Games. Products. Events. Spaces. Find the barriers, choose useful priorities, and give your team a practical way forward.
Explore accessibility consulting ↗SPEAKING & WORKSHOPS
Move the room.
Then move things forward.
Bring Steve, Vicki, or both of us to your audience. Human stories, fresh perspectives, and something your team can act on.
Find your next speaker ↗ACCESSIBLE ARCADES
Bring play
closer to everyone.
Put adaptive gaming where people already gather. Equipment guidance, tailored plans, remote support, or a premium on-site build.
Create a place to play ↗Libraries & community spaces ✦ Game developers ✦ Events & organizations ✦ Care settings
A LITTLE TECHNOLOGY. A LOT OF POSSIBILITY.
Different controls.
Same joy.
Look around a possible adaptive gaming setup. Discover what each piece can do—and imagine what we could make possible for your people.
Hover or tap a part.Drag sideways to look around.
Hands-free play
QuadStick FPS
A mouth-operated joystick, sip-and-puff inputs and a lip sensor can become game, mouse or keyboard commands. Positioning and a tailored profile make the difference.
PC; console support varies
Meet the real deviceLook. Select. Take part.
Tobii Dynavox PCEye
An eye tracker turns where you look into computer control. With compatible games and software, eye gaze can become another way to join in.
Windows + compatible software
Meet the real devicePut the action within reach
Logitech Adaptive Gaming Kit
Separate buttons and pressure-sensitive triggers let you arrange actions around the movements that work for you. Placement and activation force matter as much as the button.
This kit is for Xbox Adaptive Controller
Meet the real deviceFind your way to move
Xbox Adaptive Joystick
A compact wired joystick with remappable buttons can sit where it is easiest to use. Different mounts and thumbstick toppers offer more ways to position and operate it.
Xbox + supported Windows PCs
Meet the real deviceA different shape of control
PlayStation Access controller
A circular controller with swappable button caps and an adjustable stick position. Remapping and compatible expansion switches help shape a PS5 setup around the player.
PS5 alternative
Meet the real deviceEvery button on the face
8BitDo Lite SE
A small, flat controller with lower-resistance buttons, sensitive sticks and a non-slip base. Its face-mounted controls offer an alternative to reaching around a standard gamepad.
Switch, Apple + Android options
Meet the real deviceMeet the person where they are
Adjustable positioning arm
Bring a mouth controller into a usable position and hold it there. The mount, desk clearance and cable routing are part of the setup—not an afterthought.
Mount and fit selected individually
Meet the real deviceAn illustrative concept featuring alternative control options—not a ready-to-buy bundle. Devices are simplified; compatibility, positioning and support are tailored to each project.
Let’s build your possibilityTHE MOMENTS BEHIND THE MISSION
Big stages.
Even bigger reasons.
Recognition gets attention. The people behind the work give it meaning.
Explore the highlights
GDC · STEVE’S ACCEPTANCE · 2022
A room full of possibility.
Steve’s Ambassador Award acceptance explores what access to games can mean for friendship, independence and belonging.
Watch on YouTube
THE GAME AWARDS · 2018
Play can open a whole world.
The film celebrating Steve’s Global Gaming Citizen recognition, presented through Facebook Gaming and The Game Awards. This archived upload preserves the original segment.
Watch on YouTube
STEVE’S ARCHIVE · 2020
A little help from Ryan Reynolds.
Steve and Ryan Reynolds bring humor to a 2020 accessibility fundraising film. An earlier-career collaboration for AbleGamers.
Watch on YouTubeSelected moments from Steve’s career. Original recordings and context are linked with each film.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE POSSIBILITY
Different perspectives.
A powerful partnership.
We know what access means to a person.
And what it takes to make it happen inside an organization.
01 / STEVESteve Spohn
LIVED EXPERIENCE. INDUSTRY CHANGE.
An award-winning accessibility advocate with years of experience connecting disabled players, game creators and adaptive technology. Steve brings a personal understanding of the barriers—and the possibilities on the other side.
- 2022 GDC Ambassador Award
- 2020 SXSW Game Industry Champion of Change
- 2018 Global Gaming Citizen · 2023 Tempest Luminary
02 / VICKIVicki Karlovsky
COMMUNITY KNOWLEDGE. REAL-WORLD FOLLOW-THROUGH.
With a master’s in social work and more than thirteen years in libraries, Vicki connects inclusion with everyday practice: community partnerships, staff confidence and programs people can actually use.
- Inclusion coordinator at Deerfield Public Library
- Created Library Lifeline to keep people connected
- Adaptive arcade programming · ALA presenter
Speaking photo: Rebecca Lomax / American Libraries. Meet the presenters at ALA ↗
Deerfield Public Library’s adaptive arcade · Photo: Vicki Karlovsky
THIS IS WHAT POSSIBILITY LOOKS LIKE
A place to play.
A reason to stay.
Vicki’s adaptive arcade work brings gaming into a familiar community space. Together, we shared the approach at ALA: meet people where they are, and make room for the joy of playing together.
Bring an arcade to your community Read the American Libraries storyYOU DON’T HAVE TO FIGURE IT OUT ALONE
From the first question
to “we did it.”
Tell us who you want to reach and what gets in the way. We’ll shape a proposal around the support your team needs.
Let’s talk about your project- 01
Find your way in.
Start with a conversation about your people, goals and setting.
- 02
Make the plan yours.
Clear recommendations, realistic priorities and a scope we agree together.
- 03
Put it into practice.
Choose remote guidance, hands-on delivery, and training that helps the work last.
BEYOND THE WORK / INTERDISABLED IN LOVE
Life is for
living.
Love, disability, everyday adventures, and the things that make us laugh. Come get to know us.
YOUR NEXT POSSIBILITY STARTS HERE
Let’s make
room for more.
A place. A product. A conversation.
Tell us what you want people to be able to do.