Unfortunately to my knowledge, the Netflix app is not accessible out of the box so I'm not aware how it could be made accessible.

@3, I used the Netflix app with an XBOX One a couple of weeks ago and I wasn't accessibly able to select an account to use with Narrator. Personally, I'd imagine that the XBOX version would be slightly modified to look and perform better ona console with controller but there you have it.

Well, people have been using game consoles for more than gaming for years now.
And in answer to your question, no. You do not need sighted assistance to enable Narrator. Once you hit the power button on your remote and it connects to the console, press and hold the XBox button until the controller vibrates. Then, move to the space just below the XBox button. On the left and right, there are two small buttons. The left one is View, and the right one is Start. Press the Start Button, and you should be given a dialogue and you should hear speech. If you don't hear the dialogue now, you will hear it later, and all it basically does is give you some information about Narrator. There is an option somewhere to not show that dialogue, but I forgot what they labeled it as. Then, you should be able to get through setup independently. I know when I got mine back in 2017, I was able to do most of the setup, but I needed help for part of it. Now however I think it's improved. I've been able to access the things that I couldn't do at setup later on after the fact

Yes. You have a thing on your computer called XBox Companion. Run it, locate the thing that says connect, press Space, then tab until you see a thing that says Stream. Once that is done, you will probably get a dialogue telling you that you have no controllers linked with the PC so just press Continue.
Now, if you have MK 11, simply open it, and then when you start hearing noises as you press left and right on the DPad, you know that you are ready to go. You really don't even need OCR to enable the spoken menus. Just press Start, hit Right Bumper, which is right above right trigger. Hit this button four times, and hit up arrow three times. Once you do that, hit left arrow, hit B, hit A, and then try navigating the menus. A lot of stuff reads, it's just the options and a few stat screens that don't speak

@9: I didn't even know that article exists, thanks for your work, it's really awesome, keep it up, man!
I just found one on an online store in romania, though I think I should wait until the situation with the pandemic calms abit, because I don't know when would I get it if I would buy it now.
well, I really can't wait to play MK11 on it, I practically can feel the joystick or whatever vibrating, doing force feedback and whatever in my hends lol.
and about the tv thing, do I need to connect it to my tv since I don't use the screen anyway? if I do, though how to connect it to the tv, do I have to connect it to the cable through which the tv signal comes?
anyway, thanks once again for the guide, it's really awesome.
btw, how can I learn the buttons faster? is there writing on them or other simbols? if I can contact a sighted, can he tell me what button is what?

@11: I think it could be better if you wrote a little guide here as well, I wander how the hell do sighted people learn that stuff so quickly? are there symbols on the buttons or something? as it has been described to me, it has a staggering amount of controls. Btw, this is the first console I ever wanted to buy, so I am not that familiar with specific terminology like the "d" pad, the "b", "x" buttons, etc. Why are they called that?

thanks very much, man! I think I can imagine it now. I hope I could use it well enough, I really can't wait to play MK11 on it.
When I'll have enough time/experience/money/etc, I will buy the console and will make a youtube video explaining the greattest accessibility problems I encountered while using it, how to solve them, if possible, etc.
for the first time I can remember, I've at least seen something microsoft does, but neither apple, nor, to my knoledge, google even attempts to have their own go at it, gaming consoles.
Before anything can begin, I would rather wait for this pandemic provoked panic to settle before I make any choice regarding generations of XBOX, but I still think it will be the XBOX 1S.
thanks to anyone who contributed to this discussion, it greatly helps the community.

Question: I have a Xbox 360S. Can I also get Narraor on that as well? Or do I have to fight it out by myself? Luckily I'm able to read most of the text.
As for netflix, hhow do you guys use it on a television? I recently got a Magnum TV and I was trying to get 13 Reasons Why, but I was hella unsuccessful. As for the buttons, when I first got my xBox I just remembered where the X was, and by chance I guessed they were arranged alphabetically.
As for using your console for multi-media, back when we had a box-back TV, with a CRT display, we used my XBox to watch YouTube, Netflix, etc. Now a days all our devices can be used for more than what they were intended for. And if I remember correctly, we could have played CD's on our old PS2. My uncle had a PS3, but I didn't really get time to play with it