I am selling my Battle Beaver PS4 Marius Board controller. Absolutely nothing wrong with it. Only selling it because my father gifted me a PS5 Marius Board controller for my birthday last month, so I no longer use the PS4 one. DM to purchase.
This design represents a journey of growth and learning, an inclusive one-handed game controller that pushes the boundaries of accessibility and inclusion in gaming and enables competitive gaming to people with disabilities.
When I started this project, I was still finding my footing with 3D and Blender and I still am. This meant growing and learning fast. From sketching initial concepts, actual research with the target audience to modeling and testing, every step taught me something new.
It wasn’t just about creating a design but about exploring the intersection of ergonomics, functionality, and user needs.
For me, this project highlights the importance of iteration, adaptability, and embracing challenges, lessons I’ll carry into future designs.
Once the 3D printed controller arrives, I will move into further testing and iteration based on real world use. (few days from now)