

Although there is a console war going on between the Xbox and PlayStation, true gamers never care about such things. At the end of the day, what everyone loves is a good game to enjoy and remember for a long time.
Watch What’s Trending Now!
ADVERTISEMENT
Xbox head Phil Spencer, being a die-hard game lover himself, is a person who tends to appreciate anything that has to do with great initiatives for the future of video games. He has never shied away from expressing this approach. And it seems like he is a big admirer of a popular PlayStation developer, for a similar reason.
ADVERTISEMENT
PlayStation studio Naughty Dog gets a massive shoutout from Xbox head Phil Spencer!
In case anyone missed to keep track, The Last of Us developer Naughty Dog recently shared all details on the upcoming PS5 remake’s accessibility features. The official PlayStation blog from the studio mentions tons of options through which all gamers can enjoy the enhanced version of the original title on the latest console.
ADVERTISEMENT

For example, The Last of Us Part I will offer various accessibility presets to choose from. Players will get alternative controls in order to customize the PS5 DualSense controller. Magnification and visual aids will be there as well to help them get into the gameplay in a comfortable manner.
ADVERTISEMENT
READ MORE: From Call of Duty to a Plague Tale – Every Major Xbox Title Releasing in October 2022!
Top Stories
Forced to Leave FOX, Cowboys Legend Troy Aikman Says ESPN Is Like ‘U.S. Government’ & Clearly Distinguishes the Two Networks

Arrest For Shaquille O’Neal’s Stolen Range Rover Made But More Bad News Awaits

Who Is Paige Shiver? All About Michigan Football Staffer & Daughter of Veteran Bears Scout Jeff Shiver

Caitlin Clark, JuJu Watkins Announce Injury Update After Months of Battle

Lakers’ Gabe Vincent Dishes on LeBron James, Luka Doncic’s Sacrifices, Role on the Team and More (Exclusive)

Mike Tomlin Finds $180 Million Aaron Rodgers Replacement After QB’s Retirement Announcement: Steelers Insider

All in all, there are over 60 accessibility features included by Naughty Dog’s team. They want to make sure that everyone is able to enjoy The Last of Us Part I, without any limitations or hindrances.
Games are for everybody! The Last of Us Part I features 60+ accessibility options to ensure you may play your way.
Read more about accessibility in The Last of Us Part I on the @PlayStation blog: https://t.co/GwdaCyk6Yh pic.twitter.com/BJM1FZYFz6
— Naughty Dog (@Naughty_Dog) August 26, 2022
ADVERTISEMENT
Phil Spencer appreciates The Last of Us studio for their efforts
Meanwhile, Microsoft Gaming boss and Xbox head Phil Spencer took to Twitter to personally reach out to Naughty Dog. He applauded the studio’s constant efforts of focusing more and more on making video games accessible. He was really happy to see this growing initiative from the side of Naughty Dog so that more people are able to play their titles.
Really impressive to see the accessibility focus from @Naughty_Dog. The studio continues to innovate release after release making their games playable by more gamers. Inspiring work @Neil_Druckmann and team.
— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) August 26, 2022
ADVERTISEMENT
Furthermore, Naughty Dog expressed their gratitude towards Mr. Phil. Druckmann and thanked him for his inspiring words for the PlayStation studio.
We're thrilled by the advances our talented developers across multiple disciplines achieved in accessibility, and it's an industry-wide effort to keep searching for ways to make games more and more accessible. Thank you so much!
— Naughty Dog (@Naughty_Dog) August 26, 2022
All things considered, it’s a great moment for gamers to see these two giants interacting with each other in a healthy spirit. Perhaps this is what every true gamer wants to see in the future as well. At least for this reason alone, the console war can take a back seat for the time being.
ADVERTISEMENT
What are your thoughts on this epic Twitter thread? Let us know in the comments.
WATCH THIS STORY: Best Open World Games on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

