Dream-Gamer

The Dream-Gamer is a head-mounted motion sensor system created by Mark Heath and Dr Michael Taylor. It was adapted for use with the PlayStation and PlayStation 2 to allow players with paralysis to control games using head movements. It was originally designed for a six-year-old boy named Daniel. The device was documented in a September 2007 article in Official PlayStation 2 Magazine UK.^[1]

Consoles supported

• PlayStation
• PlayStation 2

Related Pages

• PlayStation adaptive controllers
• PlayStation 2 adaptive controllers
• List of Adaptive controllers

References

1. Dream-Gamer (PDF) - Official PlayStation 2 Magazine UK, September 2007. Hosted by OneSwitch.org.uk. Archived on 2026-09-17. Note: This source is a scanned PDF and may not be accessible to screen readers. The relevant excerpt is summarized in the article text.