"Impressive and inspiring": Xbox Head Phil Spencer praised the developers of The Last of Us Part I

Phil Spencer praised the Naughty Dog studio for its work in creating and integrating gameplay systems aimed at people with disabilities.

The head of Xbox was pleased with the numerous accessibility options that will appear in The Last of Us Part I for the PlayStation 5 console.

Spencer considers Naughty Dog's work in support of people with disabilities “impressive” and “inspiring.”

In his opinion, developers from the flagship studio Sony are constantly developing and trying to expand the boundaries.

Microsoft also does not stand aside — a few years ago she introduced a universal adaptive controller for players with physical limitations.

Naughty Dog responded to Phil Spencer's courtesies by thanking him for the kind words.

The developers expressed confidence that today the entire industry is trying to work more actively on content for people suffering from restrictions.

Recall that the remake of The Last of Us will feature a feature that "reproduces" dialogs through the DualSense controller in the form of tactile feedback.

This will allow deaf players to feel the emphasis in the lines and tactilely understand with what expression the words duplicated by the text on the screen are pronounced.