
ALT Gaming with Amniotic Band Syndrome: Problem Limb Differences. Amniotic Band Syndrome can cause limb differences in the arms or fingers which can make it difficult to use generic video game controllers. Solutions - minimalist one-handed controller (picture of proteus tabletop configurations)

ALT Gaming with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Problem: Weakness. EDS can cause your muscles and joints to be weaker, which can make holding a controller difficult. Problem: Dislocations. EDS causes dislocations in your fingers and joints, which can make playing games painful. Problem: Injury, EDS can make it more difficult for your body to heal itself and people with EDS can be more prone to injuries, which can make it difficult to use a controller. Solution: Split controller (picture of proteus split controller configuration)




























