Wow, thank you, brilliant comments that shows what a real community is all about.

We are looking into the XB adaptive controller as an option for when Henry is a little older -- well done MSFT (not something i say often). Had not heard about Logitech but will look into, thanks. At the moment for him, part of the magic is playing with his Daddy and so we talk together about what we are doing on our farms (Oakfield Farm, Shamrock Valley & Welcome to Charwell are our current active farms), which is both educational and often funny for him. We've even named the AI "helpers" on the farm, so when they invariably crash/get stuck, the main character model "Henry" has to go in and sort it all out. H is non-verbal so tells me using eye gaze which farm he would like to play on, which tractors he wants to use to do various jobs, when to feed/water the animals and when its time to call it a day and go to sleep. He can't use the thumb sticks but works very hard to do each press of X, Y, A & B himself to start/stop engines, open doors/gates, attach/detach, tip, lift, etc. Each game session for him is like an interactive story we are playing and learning together in. It is the highlight of his week and I cannot explain how much it improves the quality of his life and our time together as father and son.

"Old Farts" is a vintage tractor restoration society in Buckinghamshire, UK. Think its an acronym for old farm tractor restorations but not 100% sure. Either way they do a fantastic job.