How to Play Cooperatively on Console

In this video, SpecialEffect OT, Frankie, will be looking at some of the options we use to enable players to play cooperatively on games consoles.
Cooperative play is when one person has access to some of the controls and they play with a second person who has access to the rest of the controls. It is a way to share controls so two players can play as one player, in-game.
Whether the person can access one button, or can access the majority of the controls but finds certain aspects of the controller difficult, cooperative play means that you can potentially play any game, even those which are very complex.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:20 Single Switch
2:29 Single Joystick
2:57 Multiple Inputs
4:23 Xbox One and Xbox Series Consoles
4:52 PlayStation 5
5:46 Nintendo Switch
6:55 Alternatives to Sharing Controls
7:28 Outro
SpecialEffect is a registered UK charity (1121004) that helps physically disabled players to access video games. Please visit www.specialeffect.org.uk/ for more information.
Links to further information:
Using an Xbox Adaptive Controller on a Nintendo Switch: gameaccess.info/how-to-use-an...
Voice Control: gameaccess.info/tag/voice/
XAC Copilot: gameaccess.info/how-to-set-up...
Profile Shifting:
-Access controller: gameaccess.info/playstation-5... (Profiles: 3 minutes18 seconds in)
-XAC Game Controller Mixer: gameaccess.info/how-to-use-th...
Video by Tom Williams
Music: Michael Drake, Quarantined and Ben Potter, Endless Summer