Robert Acosta was tired of seeing his friends fumble around with their video game controllers. Two of his handicapped friends had control playing certain games because of the button configuration, and he set-out to find a way to solve the problem on this own – grabbing PCV tubing and a saw and coming up with a design on the fly. Now, Acosta – who has a patent for his “Conconnectfix” idea – is looking for investors as he prepares to take a small, independent company global.Two rubberized, brass knuckle looking device mounted to the underside of the controller handle help align the fingers in the perfect position – improving reaction speed and making it easier to access buttons that can at times be hard to press.