The PlayStation 4 is shipped with a few accessibility features such as the Magnifier and Text-to-Speech capability, which are meant to make the console easier to use. You can enable the accessibility features by going into Settings > Accessibility, but there's an easier and hassle-free method. This tutorial will teach how to add the Accessibility Settings to the Quick menu.
Access PS4 Accessibility Settings from the Quick Menu
Go to
Settings >
Accessibility and tick the
Add to Quick Menu checkbox.
Moving forward, you will be able to access the accessibility features by holding down the
PS button of the
DualShock 4 Controller for a couple of seconds, and selecting
Accessibility Settings from the
Quick Menu.
Here, you'll find all the tools you require to remap the controller buttons,
enable Text-To-Speech, and
improve text readability on your console.
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