For those who play videogames as often as we do, it’s easy to forget that a certain degree of skill with an input device, generally a controller or mouse and keyboard, is required to enjoy them – and to grow frustrated with tutorials that reintroduce conventions we’ve seen a hundred times before. But that familiarity is testament to just how brilliant games, with their escalating level of challenge, are as tools and motivators for developing those skills in the first place. And it’s these properties that led assistive technology provider Smartbox to create its latest product, a