A photo of Isaid and his brother. They are playing a video game together, Isaid is suing a joystick and an Xbox Adaptive controller.
For people with disabilities, video games can serve as more than just a form of entertainment — video games can be a lifeline, a tool for connection, and a means to combat social isolation. 

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A photo of Jolee and her little sister. Her little sister is holding her hand that is resting on her new Xbox Adaptive controller. Under the photo is text that says 'Jolee loves watching her family play video games, but she wants to play too!'
A photo of Kody with his adaptive gaming setup

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logi PLAY DAYS is a celebration of play. From August 11th to the 17th, the week will be filled with breakthrough brand activations, esports tournaments, events, massive giveaways, social good, and one-of-a-kind creator content. Most importantly, in an effort to bring the joy of play to everyone, creators join in fundraising efforts for AbleGamers.