We were impressed with Microsoft when it announced the release of its Xbox Adaptive Controller, a device for gamers with disabilities. And now? Well, color us even more impressed after seeing how the company designed the controller’s packaging to be easily opened by people with limited mobility. You can see the ingenious design in action here: “We wanted to create a package that was clearly designed with the end user in mind, and we wanted it to feel like it was just part of our ecosystem,” Kevin Marshall, creative director of Microsoft’s Packaging Design Studio, said. “We wanted it to be empowering,…

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