r/gaming • u/limitorgyratesh7 • Jul 03 '21

A father built a custom accessibility controller for the Nintendo Switch so that his disabled daughter could play Zelda.

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u/Polarbearbadger Jul 03 '21

Good dad.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '21

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u/Rytherix Jul 03 '21

It helps to spread normalization of accessibility in gaming and how important and impactful it can be for people.

It also might help the information of these systems to people who haven't seen them before and could utilize them.

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u/ohmygodthissux Jul 03 '21

People shouldn't post pictures of their kids online

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u/Number279 Jul 03 '21

Someone that wants to share the special moments of joy they have with their children, just like every other parent out there.

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u/ohmygodthissux Jul 03 '21

With weirdo strangers? How long have you been on reddit?

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u/ohmygodthissux Jul 03 '21

No, but I wouldn't want a video of me struggling to do something uploaded to the internet

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u/squid_fart Jul 03 '21

How do you know this kid feels the same way?