Re: [Audyssey] ji sum IOS?

[Michael Feir]

The deadline for submitting your preferred name has just passed. I
expect it'll take some time to translate everything into English
before the game becomes available. It's only been a couple weeks.
since they got the funding. I've found that they've tended to post
news to the forum on
www.audiogames.net
I would have expected backers to get news first but I guess they don't
really understand the politics of that. I expect we'll all know pretty
quickly when it comes out.

On 1/12/16, william lomas  wrote:
> hi all any more news on Ji EUm for IOS?
> irritated as backed this project and no news
>
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[Audyssey] Attention Ken Downey, A game I'd like to play, for computer and/or IOS

[Sharon Hooley]

Hi Ken and all,

There's the  game, Phrase Madness, that I really really want to play.  I've 
mentioned it before, though I haven't found it on your Website so far and I 
didn't check recently.  But now that you are working with Kid-friendly 
Software, I'm wondering if Phrase Madness could be developed there?  If not, 
I'd like to get it myself if possible, please.

Thanks,

Sharon H.
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Re: [Audyssey] blindfold rummy is released

[Rajmund]

 Hello,
So for what, exactly, do we have to, and not have to, pay for? Thanks in 
advanced. 

- Original Message -
From: Marty Schultz  
To: Gamers Discussion list  
Date: Friday, January 15, 2016 9:46 am
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold rummy is released

>
>
> That's old.  There was a charge initially, but everyone complained so 
> its now free.
> 
> 
> On 12/10/2015 3:45 PM, Rajmund wrote:
> > Hello,
> > Hmm, I know when I tried adjusting in some card games (the ones I tried, 
> > anyway) it said to buy the basic package.
> >
> > - Original Message -
> > From: Kidfriendlysoftware
> > To: Gamers Discussion list
> > Date: Thursday, December 10, 2015 8:17 pm
> > Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold rummy is released
> >
> >
> >>
> >> No.  That's free in all the games
> >>
> >>  
> >>> On Dec 10, 2015, at 2:50 PM, Rajmund  wrote:
> >>>
> >>> Hello,
> >>> In order to adjust the speech settings, do you have to buy the app? I 
> >>> know in the previous games of some, you could not change voice setting, 
> >>> unless you pay.
> >>>
> >>> - Original Message -
> >>> From: joseph weakland
> >>> To: 'audyssey games'
> >>> Date: Thursday, December 10, 2015 5:26 pm
> >>> Subject: [Audyssey] blindfold rummy is released
> >>>
> >>>
> 
>  Blindfold rummy for IOS has been released today. I found that out when I 
>  did
>  a search. Here is description from app store:
> 
> 
> 
>  Blindfold Rummy is a fully accessible Rummy card game for both sighted 
>  and
>  visually impaired people, designed for rapid audio play.
> 
>  Blindfold Rummy comes with Gin Rummy where most or all of the cards can 
>  be
>  combined into sets and runs and the point value of the remaining 
>  unmatched
>  cards is low. When you have very few cards that are not in a set or a 
>  run,
>  you can knock, and the player with the lowest points in their hand wins 
>  the
>  round.
> 
>  The game is played until 100 points, or whatever target score you set, is
>  achieved by one of the players. You play against up to 3 computer 
>  players.
> 
>  You can customize the game to your liking: how much extra information is
>  spoken and how quickly it is spoken, how many sound effects are used 
>  amongst
>  other things. And you can post your high scores to Twitter or Facebook.
> 
>  Blindfold Rummy was suggested by several blind gamers who enjoyed 
>  Blindfold
>  Spades and Blindfold Hearts.
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Re: [Audyssey] Attention Ken Downey, A game I'd like to play, for computer and/or IOS

[Charles Rivard]

If you are looking for this game to be played on an iDevice, have you 
checked in the app store?


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- Original Message - 
From: "Sharon Hooley" 

To: "Discussion List For Gamers" 
Sent: Friday, January 15, 2016 11:23 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] Attention Ken Downey, A game I'd like to play,for 
computer and/or IOS




Hi Ken and all,

There's the  game, Phrase Madness, that I really really want to play. 
I've mentioned it before, though I haven't found it on your Website so far 
and I didn't check recently.  But now that you are working with 
Kid-friendly Software, I'm wondering if Phrase Madness could be developed 
there?  If not, I'd like to get it myself if possible, please.


Thanks,

Sharon H.
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Re: [Audyssey] newest PC games

[Jeremy Brown]

David,

Our games might fall outside what you're looking for, and we are
unfortunately available only on windows, but check out
http://www.valiantgalaxy.com.  The games are inexpensive and easy to
play.  Take care,

Jeremy


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[Audyssey] Querying Timers In Functions Outside The Main Loop, and AI Question

[Gavin Grundlingh]

Hi all,

I'm writing a portable player class in BGT. I'm putting it into its own 
file to be included in other scripts. Is there a way to query timers, 
such as walk timers, jump timers, weapon timers, and so on, outside a 
main while loop? I'd like the class to have as many of its own 
predefined methods as possible.


Also, are there any good books or articles to read on artificial 
intelligence in games? I'm a complete newbie at getting enemies to 
appear to do their own thing on a board.


Regards,

Gavin

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[Audyssey] my apologies.

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[Audyssey] what to buy - Re: Portable interactive fiction game playing device/unit

[Charles Rivard]

From what I know, the selection of games that will work for blind people on 
a mobile device is much larger if that device is an iDevice.  There is also 
a much wider selection of other apps that are Voice-Over friendly.  Plus, 
the amount of material that you can use to learn to use the device is 
greater for iDevices because there are more blind people using those 
devices.


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From: "Thomas Ward" 

To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
Sent: Sunday, November 15, 2015 8:38 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Portable interactive fiction game playing 
device/unit




Hi Josh,

I am well aware of Android and its games. In fact, was considering one
for a very long time. Thing is while Android has a fair selection it
isn't the same selection so user preference would have a lot to do
with the purchasing process here. So while I haven't forgotten about
Android I'm uncertain myself if that is the way I personally want to
go for my phone purchase.


On 11/15/15, Josh K  wrote:

don't forget about android. they have lots of games also.

follow me on twitter @joshknnd1982

On 11/15/2015 8:03 AM, Thomas Ward wrote:

Hi Dark,

Oh, I know. An iPhone is becoming quite the handy little device. I'd
really like to get one, but my funds being what they are it is still
something off in the future for me. Although, it is definitely on my
list of things to do when time and money permits.



On 11/14/15, dark  wrote:

Hi Tom.

Well, I won't deny the expense, indeed this is why I have not upgraded
from

an Iphone 5 sinse I looked at the 6 series and there just wasn't enough
by
way of advantage to justify the expense (whether the 7 series will be 
is

something I'll wait and see).

However, on the positive side we are now getting to the point in game
development terms where Ios has a really good selection of stuff
available,

everything from traditional games to trivia, interactive fiction or
arcade
and action titles.

There was a time when the choice was more limited, but that's not the
case
anymore, and of course that's not counting arious other useful little
programs, functions and applications that just happen to come in handy.

All the best,

Dark.
- Original Message -
From: "Thomas Ward" 
To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
Sent: Saturday, November 14, 2015 2:44 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Portable interactive fiction game playing
device/unit



Hi Dark,

Oh, I don't doubt that. Unfortunately, I am extremely cash strapped
right now so haven't had the funds or means available to purchase a
new iPhone so have had to do without that advantage myself. Still, I
do have it on the things to do once those funds become available to
me. I just looked at phone plans the other day and it might be
feasible in the next few months or so once I see my way through my
medical issues.



On 11/14/15, dark  wrote:

Hi Tom.

This is one thing I like my Iphone for it is true, particularly
because
these days there are a number of games available on it from the
Choiceofgames titles and other complex rpgs like King of Dragon pass
and
Silver sword, to very simple arcade affairs like catch 52 not to
mention

all

the blindfold card, board and puzzle games, actually I find it really
handy

for long train journies when I am tired of reading and want something
else
to do.

All the best,

Dark.
- Original Message -
From: "Thomas Ward" 
To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
Sent: Saturday, November 14, 2015 1:56 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Portable interactive fiction game playing
device/unit



Hi Jacob,

Cool. Sounds like a nifty little gaming device you got there. The
only
thing is while I do like interactive fiction games I'm not sure I'd
want to pay out the investment for something like this myself since 
I

only play interactive fiction  games occasionally. If the /Raspberry
device had a broader spectrum of games I might actually consider the
investment in something like it since it would come in handy in 
times
like now when I may be in the hospital for an extended amount of 
time

with little to nothing to do. Dragging around a laptop isn't really
an
option in my case and I don't have a smartphone so I could see
something like your Raspberry Pie being a nice little device between
those extremes.



On 11/12/15, Jacob Kruger  wrote:

Am currently playing around with a raspberry pi unit/device, which
is
effectively a low-level full linux/debian operating system PC
implemented

on
a piece of hardware roundabout the size of a box of cigarettes.

It took a little bit of effort to get it up and 
running/cooperating,

and
don't seem to be able to use orca screen reader with it's version 
of

a
GUI,
which is x-windows, 

Re: [Audyssey] several messages

[Charles Rivard]

If you think of an idea, create the game to widen the market or get together 
with a game developer who might work with you on a game.


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- Original Message - 
From: "Tobias Vinteus" 
To: "IV Productions" ; "goshawk on horseback" 
; "Gamers Discussion list" 


Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2015 4:16 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] several messages


Hi,
I can't say I'm too thrilled over yet another Space Invaders Clone in the
Audio Games community. Why not try to do something original like bilateral
movement in a space shooter. It has been done with Tank Commander and
Shades of Doom after all, and that was over ten years ago. I think the
Audio Games business suffers from a quite severe case of idea recycling
and lack of innovative development.

On the positive side though, I much prefer other titles by this developer
such as the Inquisitor series or the Rally game.

/Tobias


On Thu, 19 Nov 2015, IV Productions wrote:


Hi all,

here we are with some news we hope you'll find juicy...

We are introducing a new audiogame, it's called "Space Encounter", 
a???space-based???shoot'em up.


It is available in its First Open Edition, first edition ever being 
published for PC and Mac. There are different purchasing options, each one 
has different a different price, starting at 19,90€.


Full speed ahead then and, if you can, support us choosing the Bronze 
Medal, the Silver Medal or the Gold Medal. We are a small, private 
company, no subsidies, and we need you and your purchases to be able to 
continue produce more and better audiogames.


Buy Space Encounter - First Open Edition - 
19,90€:???http://www.ticonblu.it/audiogame/shop/shop_spaceencounter_final_eng.html?lang=eng???


Buy Space Encounter - First Open Edition???- Bronze Medal - 
49,90€:???http://www.ticonblu.it/audiogame/shop/shop_spaceencounter_bronze_eng.html?lang=eng



Includes: one ship named as you like.
Buy Space Encounter - First Open Edition???- Silver???Medal???- 
99,90€:???http://www.ticonblu.it/audiogame/shop/shop_spaceencounter_silver_eng.html?lang=eng




Includes: one ship plus one campaign named as you like.

Buy Space Encounter - First Open Edition???- Gold???Medal???- 
249,90€:???http://www.ticonblu.it/audiogame/shop/shop_spaceencounter_gold_eng.html?lang=eng

Includes:


two ships named as you like

two campaigns named as you like

special mention in the 'Credits' section of the game as Associate Producer




Join the Space Encounter! Shoot your missiles and exterminate the alien 
scum! Win the Total War and become the Supreme Intergalactic Commander!



Game Description

Pilot, are you ready to fight the alien oppression with Space Encounter?
During an immersive gaming experience, you'll face many enemy fleets, 
coming from all the universe!
Choose your ship and your equipment and dash yourself into the battle! 
Shoot first and destroy everithing that's moving.
Test yourself with the Total War fighting all the alien races one by one, 
or select ???a single campaign to fight in a specific part of the 
universe, or ???train facing single alien waves.
Start as simple pilot; fight; accumulate points and victory after victory 
you'll climb the high intergalactic command's ???hierarchy, till you'll 
become its supreme ???leader!

Welcome to Space Encounter!!

And last but not least...
Click to access the dedicate page on audiogame.it, with the teaser and the 
test run:???http://www.ticonblu.it/audiogame/spaceencounter.html?lang=eng

LONG LIVE THE AUDIOGAMES!




On Thu, 19 Nov 2015, goshawk on horseback wrote:


just received the below, will definitely be getting this one.
Simon
- Original Message - 
From: IV Productions To: goshawk_on_horseb...@fastmail.co.uk Sent: 
Thursday, November 19, 2015 4:45 PM

Subject: New audiogame: Space Encounter available for PC and Mac!


Hi all,

here we are with some news we hope you'll find juicy...

We are introducing a new audiogame, it's called "Space Encounter", a 
space-based shoot'em up.


It is available in its First Open Edition, first edition ever being 
published for PC and Mac. There are different purchasing options, each one 
has different a different price, starting at 19,90€.


Full speed ahead then and, if you can, support us choosing the Bronze 
Medal, the Silver Medal or the Gold Medal. We are a small, private 
company, no subsidies, and we need you and your purchases to be able to 
continue produce more and better audiogames.


Buy Space Encounter - First Open Edition - 19,90€: 
http://www.ticonblu.it/audiogame/shop/shop_spaceencounter_final_eng.html?lang=eng


Buy Space Encounter - First Open Edition - Bronze Medal - 49,90€: 
http://www.ticonblu.it/audiogame/shop/shop_spaceencounter_bronze_eng.html?lang=eng


Includes: one ship named as you like.
Buy Space Encounter 

Re: [Audyssey] blindfold airhockey is now out

[Charles Rivard]

I didn't know about the interesting logos.  Where is the blindfold for 
"blindfold bowling"?  Maybe on the pin setter at the far end of the lane?


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From: "Marty Schultz" 

To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
Sent: Friday, November 20, 2015 4:57 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold airhockey is now out


When I did the first app - blindfold racer - I met with a bunch of teens 
at Lighthouse Miami, and they came up with the name.
I stuck with the blindfold brand, and now people know it.  All of the 
icons pictures are similar in that they have a red blindfold clipart 
across the picture relating to the game.  For example, with blindfold air 
hockey, its a blindfold on top of an air hockey machine.


On 11/20/2015 3:01 PM, Danielle Ledet wrote:

Why is open source dangerous? Because there is lots of hacking going
on that is why? Oh and why are the games called Blindfold this and
Blindfold That (insert name)?

On 11/20/15, Charles Rivard  wrote:

Aren't they more vulnerable to having a virus put into them?  I know 
that

the closed system of Apple is more secure in this way.

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From: "john"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Friday, November 20, 2015 6:26 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold airhockey is now out



I'm not quite sure what you mean by "because they are open source 
they're


a
danger". A *lot* of very well known and successful software is open
source:
7-zip, nvda, the linux operating system, just to name a few.
--
From: "Charles Rivard"
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2015 19:29
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold airhockey is now out

The very fact that they are open source is a danger.  Plus it would be
more
work for a developer, and the blind iDevice user market is far larger
than
the blind Android user market, plus the vast number of phones and
different
operating systems is a problem when it comes to Androids.  The number 
of
iDevice types and operating systems is not much of a factor. Anything 
7.0


or
higher is compatible for iDevice users, and most devices will be able 
to

use
the software.

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To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2015 3:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold airhockey is now out




Yes I second that request, we can't leve android users out plus I love
android more than iphone because at least most of the apps are open
source.

On 11/12/2015 10:05 PM, Josh K wrote:


please make this game for android also. thanks.

follow me on twitter @joshknnd1982

On 11/12/2015 5:58 PM, joseph weakland wrote:


Hello all airhockey fans. Have you ever wanted to play airhockey on
your
ios
device? Well, now you can cause blindfold airhockey is officially
outJ.
Below is description from IOS app store


Blindfold Air Hockey is an fully accessible audio game that's 
similar

to
the
arcade game Air Hockey.

In Blindfold Air Hockey, you have a mallet or paddle, and there's a
puck
on
the playing table. To start the game, hit the puck swiping your
finger.
The
puck heads towards your opponent's goal, where he knocks it back to
you,
bouncing off of the walls as it gets closer to your goal. You block
his
shot, and fire the puck back at his goal. The first player to score 
7

goals
wins the game.

Using head phones or ear buds, you hear the puck heading towards 
you,

and
you control your mallet by moving your finger left and right. When 
the

puck
is close enough, you'll hear a ding sound, and you can swipe the 
puck

aim at
your opponent's goal.

Blindfold Air Hockey comes with a tutorial level, and 16 different
opponents
- varying from beginner to expert.

Blindfold Air Hockey was suggested by several blind gamers who 
enjoyed

Blindfold Breakout and Blindfold Bowling.

The game comes with coins; you need one coin to play. To get more
coins,
you
can listen to advertising videos, or purchase coins as an in-app
upgrade.


...More

     Blindfold Air Hockey Support



Have fun and if you have issues/suggestions/ideas email

ma...@kidfriendlysoftware.com


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[Audyssey] Blindfold Games - 25 games and growing

[Blindfold Games]

At Blindfold Games, we're building audio games for visually impaired kids, 
teens and adults.  Since 2013, we've created over two dozen games that are 
enjoyed by thousands of blind people.

This blog follows how the games are created, why we pick certain games to 
build, and offers insight for both blind and sighted people into how the games 
are enjoyed.

Recently, I received the following email:

_I spend hours playing blindfold solitaire, and have purchased all of the 
solitaire packs. The in-app purchases are well worth it. Each time I buy a new 
pack, I spend hours learning it till I can beat it. I also love Blindfold 
Dominoes, Blindfold Spades, and one of the newer games, Blindfold Roulette. I 
thoroughly enjoy Blindfold Racer. I often played the Blindfold Games before 
bed, when I first wake up to help me wake up, and through my lunch hour at 
work. I have tried Blindfold Hopper, and Blindfold Pong, but I admit I'm not 
much good at them._

_I hope that you will continue to make the games. I enjoy all of them and will 
continue to support the Blindfold series.  Thank all of you who make the 
Blindfold Games possible. J.N., Arizona State University_

Thanks for following our blog.  To check out the games, visit 
BlindfoldGames.org.

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Re: [Audyssey] gaming on windows tablets?

[john]

You will not get a large amount of storage with a tablet. If that's a major 
point for you, its laptop or external hdd only.

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From: "Darren Harris" 
Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2015 10:16
To: "'Gamers Discussion list'" 
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] gaming on windows tablets?

Hi,

Thanks for this.

Do you know how well window eyes would work on 1 of these tablets? This is
the screen reader that I use.

In addition, have you seen a surface? Are they any good?

I've had laptops over the years and whilst I do like them, the biggest
problem I think for me with laptops is that they are quite heavy and the
battery never seems to last that long.


Having been an iPad user for around 3 years now I've gotten used to the long
battery life an iPad bosts. I do use a Bluetooth keyboard with my iPad.

So yes I'm looking for something that's small ish but not too small as to
not be compatible with things, pretty powerful obviously with plenty of
space on the drive.

-Original Message-
From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Dakotah
Rickard
Sent: 17 December 2015 15:03
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] gaming on windows tablets?

Hi. I have used a Dell Venue 8 Pro 64 GB tablet now as my primary Windows
device for about a year.
It has the Atom processor they all have, which escapes my memory at the
moment, but I know it's a z something. They either all have the f or g
varient of that processor until you get into the laptop price point, where
you start seeing intel Core brand.
The thing is the one I've tried is a 2 GB ram variety. I wanted to see what
a 1 GB was like, but I imagine it makes much more use of the page file and
therefore suffers a little.
They all use MMC, which is like an sd card, until you get into big name ones
like the Ms Surface. I can tell you this right now. We do not have any games
that will tax the system. If you want to play Swamp, either get a bluetooth
mouse or something similar, and you'll be fine.
I'm about to go into technical stuff. I've finished my basic info packet, so
if you're not interested in product reviews and recommended configurations,
you can stop here.
As I said, I used the Dell Venue 8 Pro. I bought it as an early adopter. The
Windows tablet market has exploded at this point manufatcturers popping up
with new ones fairly frequently. When I bought in, there were just a few:
the Dell Venue 8 Pro series (one with 32 gb and 1 gig of ram, the other,
mine, with 64 gb and 2 gigs of ram), the Toshiba Encore 2 (with similar
specs), the Lenovo Miix2 which was in my oppinion, the worse buy), and the
TransformerBook by either Asus or Acer (I have a hard time with keeping
those straight).
My Dell has served me well. I bought a Fintie Folio case which came with a
bluetooth 3.0 keyboard. It basically was a laptop when unfolded. I also
bought a bluetooth mouse. Both are sufficient for gaming, though the
keyboard is a little bit truncated. If you take gaming very seriously, I
suggest a workstation setup at home with a dedicated Bluetooth keyboard and
mouse, or a keyboard with trackpad if you prefer.
Please be aware that any of those early adopters tend to have some slight
issues. My Dell wireless card occasionally decides to flip out, taking the
bluetooth with it. A quick restart generally fixes this, but It's something
to be aware of, especially if you don't take the time to learn how to use
your touchscreen with a screen reader. Speaking of screen readers, I haven't
used the Jaws For Windows screen reader in several years. NVDA is my current
preference, and it works well enough on my tablet. In fact, I strongly
suggest the touchscreen add-on, as the tablet's touchscreen can actually be
quite useful. Aside from this, I have used Microsoft Narrator with great
success on a keyboard and on the touchscreen. Far gone are the days where
Narrator is a joke. NVDA is better, but Narrator is far from crap. It's
probably right around as good as Talkback, if you use Android, though not
quite so good as Voiceover. It has the advantage of always working in every
prompt, something which NVDA (and JAWS for Windows, as I understand) don't.
It is good, in my oppinion, to learn Narrator at least a little. It's on
every Windows computer, and it's good to know it in case a better option is
unavailable for whatever reason.
Frankly, I strongly recommend a different tablet. The Nextbook Flexx 10.1
and 11.6 inch are both good. Both come with a keyboard that sticks on with a
latching connection. It includes a trackpad, and the keyboard has two
standard size usb ports, if you want to plug stuff in. Both the 10 and 11
inch varients come with 2 gigs of ram and the same intel Atom processor.
However, generally the reasons for getting a tablet are multiple. Price is
generally a factor, as is portability. I have loved my Dell for that. It's
an 8-inch tablet, so there've been plenty 

[Audyssey] About simulators with no fighting or racing.

[Imbar Golt]

On 12/24/15, Ron Schamerhorn  wrote:
> Hey Katie
>
>Glad to see that you have decided to stay on the list.  Be great to
> talk sometime.  Maybe via skype or such.
>
> On 12/24/2015 3:30 PM, Katie Epperson wrote:
>> After some careful thought and a rather unusual experience which I will
>> not describe, I decided not to leave after all. Why would I when I have so
>> many happy memories associated with so many of you
>>
>> The Cold never bothered me anyway
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Are there sims with no fighting or racing?  except for the trucking sim game?

Thanks.

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[Audyssey] Latest PC games

[David Mehler]

Hello,

I'm back to gaming after taking time off for work.

I was wondering what are the latest games for both the pc and Android
platforms? I'd like to see what's out there now in the action, mud
type areas.

Thanks.
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[Audyssey] BGT tutorial

[ivan soto]

Hello everyone, I am wondering if anyone has the old BGT audio tutorial, I’m 
currently learning BGT, or at least trying to anyway, and I was looking for 
that tutorial, or if anyone knows BGT hear and could help me that would be 
greatly appreciated. 

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Re: [Audyssey] blindfold breakout is now available fromkidfriendlysoftware

[Danielle Ledet]

May go that route but what limitations will I need to be aware of with
 a $20 or $45 plan. I pay that now and it's not a smartphone. Also, is
it worth buying an iPhone 4s now that we are now at iPhone 6 and IOS 9
or something? again how will I be blocked out of stuff, and if not a
4S what's the next best option? Apoligies fornot changing the subject
line accordingly but I already typed my message and didn't want to
risk having to retype it.

On 11/4/15, Darren Harris  wrote:
> Oh now you're talking, combat, missile command, warlords, phoenix, yes the
> list goes on!
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Christina
> Stolze
> Sent: 04 November 2015 11:17
> To: 'Gamers Discussion list'
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold breakout is now available
> fromkidfriendlysoftware
>
> Well I actually have one of those high priced I phones but my thing is I
> don't know how to use it for anything other than making and receiving phone
> calls and sending and receiving text messages and that is just fine with me
> as that is all I want to do with my phone I like things to be simple. I
> would much rather play games on my computer. I wish there was some of the
> old Atari games like bowling that I could play on my computer.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Ron Kolesar
> Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2015 10:46 PM
> To: Gamers Discussion list
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold breakout is now availlable
> fromkidfriendlysoftware
>
> I'm glad someone agrees with me.
> Living on either a SSI or a SSDI once a month check granted we all need a
> phone.
> But not the over price plans that come with them.
> My brother finally found a voice output track phone and I hopefully will be
>
> picking up mine this coming weekend.
> We've already recommended it to a friend and she's loving it.
> So many Thanks for the support.
>
>
>
> Ron and current Leader Dog boz who states
> "that a service dog beats a cane paws down any day of the week."
> -Original Message-
> From: Shaun Everiss
> Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2015 10:37 PM
> To: Gamers Discussion list
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold breakout is now availlable
> fromkidfriendlysoftware
>
> I agree.
> I don't mind eventually getting a tablet but my main device will always
> be my pc.
>
>
>
> On 4/11/2015 4:32 p.m., Ron Kolesar wrote:
>> I too would love to have windows 10 version of some of these interesting
>> games.
>> Not everyone can afford the over priced I phones and or smart phones
>> with the over priced $40 and $50 per month plans that has to come with
>> them.
>>
>> Ron and current Leader Dog boz who states
>> "that a service dog beats a cane paws down any day of the week."
>> -Original Message- From: Shaun Everiss
>> Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2015 10:09 PM
>> To: Gamers Discussion list
>> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold breakout is now availlable
>> fromkidfriendlysoftware
>>
>> Hmmm I'd like to know this to, I really like some of the ios games but I
>> do wish there weere pc ports.
>> To be honest the next step in gaming is the multi device approach both
>> for tablets and for windows.
>> The only 2 games right now are the audazzle titles in testing, and the
>> heart of winter games some of which are out in final test but um.
>> I really should repost those somewhere.
>> http://heartofwintergames.wordpress.com
>> should have some links maybe but I havn't updated that blog in ages
>> because nothing is going on at all!
>>
>>
>>
>> On 4/11/2015 1:40 p.m., Ron Kolesar wrote:
>>> Is there a windows version of these games for pc users?
>>> Or are they just for phone users?
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Ron and current Leader Dog boz who states
>>> "that a service dog beats a cane paws down any day of the week."
>>> -Original Message- From: Charles Rivard
>>> Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2015 6:29 PM
>>> To: Gamers Discussion list
>>> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold breakout is now availlable
>>> fromkidfriendlysoftware
>>>
>>> So that you don't have to, here's sort of a description.  You launch the
>>> ball using your paddle after positioning it across the playing area.
>>> There
>>> are 8 rows of bricks, side by side, listed numerically from left to
>>> right, 1
>>> to 8 respectively.  The ball rolls toward the bricks and breaks them.
>>> When
>>> it is rolling back to your paddle at the bottom of the playing area, you
>>> hear where it is, in relation to where your paddle is.  Keep the sound
>>> of
>>> the ball in the center of your headset or ear buds.  If the ball hits
>>> your
>>> paddle near the edge, it will beer to that side.  As it is coming back
>>> to
>>> you, you can steer it using this method with practice.  It may bounce
>>> off of
>>> either side and roll toward the bottom at an angle.  Swing your arm or
>>> move
>>> your finger on the screen.  Which way you move your paddle is set 

[Audyssey] Accessible Android games

[David Mehler]

Hello,

Does anyone know of accessible Android games? I've got a long trip
coming up and am gathering the entertainment options. I'm interested
in mmorpg games, strategy games, turn based games, text games,
basically I'd like to know which of the many games out there are
accessible?

Thanks.
Dave.

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Re: [Audyssey] possible idea for new game.

[Milos Przic]

Well I don't see myself as a programmer either, but am starting step by 
step. When I wil have more time, I will probably contact someone to help me 
understand some of the concepts. John offered you help, hope that the same 
could be true for me also, and yes, I promiss not to be too anoying. :)

Best,
 Milos Przic
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Skype: Milosh-hs
- Original Message - 
From: "goshawk on horseback" 

To: "john" 
Cc: 
Sent: Friday, December 04, 2015 2:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] possible idea for new game.



the more I think about it, the more I would actually like to see this game
come in to being. unfortunately, I never have been, and never will be any
sort of programmer.

Simon


- Original Message - 
From: "john" 

To: "goshawk on horseback" ; "Gamers
Discussion list" 
Sent: Friday, December 04, 2015 12:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] possible idea for new game.


This doesn't sound like an agonizingly hard game to implement, honestly. 
As

long as the dev knows how to build whatever environment you want (side
scroller vs 3-d or whatever) the concepts you describe, on the surface at
least, don't look that bad.
If you're really serious about trying to make this a reality, I'd suggest
drafting a more detailed concept for the game - write up everything from
scoring to speed of various characters, because that's what you would need
to provide for development to get started.
For me at least, game design  - balancing it, adding to it and then
balancing those additions - has been one of the most complicated parts of
development, at least from a time spent perspective. If you can take out 
all

that work (and maybe give the dev sounds for the game as well) I really
don't think this would be to hard to build, as long as you can find a dev
willing to put in the time.
Either that, or as Milos said, you can always learn bgt yourself. If you 
go
that rout, I'd be happy to try and get you started; there's a learning 
curve
and a mindset you need in order to start programming, but once you have 
that

down, the actual code isn't that bad.

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Sent: Friday, December 04, 2015 6:36
To: "Milos Przic" 
Cc: 
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] possible idea for new game.

I have to say that this is rather disappointing news, as I would have no
idea where to start.

Simon


- Original Message - 
From: "Milos Przic" 

To: "goshawk on horseback" ; "Gamers
Discussion list" 
Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2015 8:07 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] possible idea for new game.


Simon,
I haven't had a ride for ages now! Well yes, a nice idea. I have a totally
different kind of idea in my head, but I decided to start learning bgt for
this matter, and hope one day to be able to implement it. If not, then the
falt is noone's but mine only... There were many ideas on this list 
brought
by us users, but the developers, I would say, don't like much hearing 
those,
because only they know how much work a gae like your or mine can 
involve...
So that's my advice, as when you have an idea, the real-life practice 
shows

that only you can implement it, unles someone else asks you for it.
Best,
 Milos Przic
Twitter: MilosPrzic
Skype: Milosh-hs
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From: "goshawk on horseback" 

To: 
Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2015 9:53 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] possible idea for new game.



hello all,
this is a very much half formed idea at the moment, but thought I would
throe it out there to see what people think.
the idea I had, was for a horse riding game, where the back story is, 
that

whilst on holiday, you decide to hire a horse and check out the
countryside, unfortunately however, the only horse hire business in the
area, is run by a rather grumpy and sadistic individual, (possibly called
sadistic Stacy) who only really likes 3 things in life, her horses,
sitting around watching tv, and having a nice full cash till. 5 things 
she
really hates, are customers, receiving complaints, having horses come 
back

in poor condition, riders coming back late, and having to get off of her
behind to go collect a horse and rider. as you are on holiday, you only
have a certain budget to spend, which would normally get you a number of
rides, but received complaints, injuries to the horse, coming back late,
and having to be collected, will all cost extra. even more unfortunately
for you, (as in real life sometimes), the countryside is full of mean
spirited individuals, such as farmers who will complain to Stacy if you
damage too much of there crops, or scare there 

Re: [Audyssey] you must be a beta tester - Re: Blindfold Tile Puzzle

[william Lomas]

where rhummy audio pls? 

Sent from my iPhone

> On 5 Dec 2015, at 22:16, joseph weakland  wrote:
> 
> Well marty shults gave me authorization to share the audio rummy audio
> teaser I did since game submitted in app store and awaiting approval from
> what he informed me of.
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Charles
> Rivard
> Sent: Friday, December 04, 2015 9:38 AM
> To: Gamers Discussion list
> Subject: [Audyssey] you must be a beta tester - Re: Blindfold Tile Puzzle
> 
> If you are a beta tester for Kid Friendly Software, should you be letting
> people know of what is to come?  Most contracts between tester and company
> do not want you to tell anything about what is being tested.
> 
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> you! really! are! finished!
> - Original Message -
> From: "joseph weakland" 
> To: "'Gamers Discussion list'" 
> Sent: Friday, December 04, 2015 9:30 AM
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Blindfold Tile Puzzle
> 
> 
>> Hello all just for your info that when the time is right I'll be 
>> uploading an audio teaser on how to play blindfold color crush and
> blindfold rummy.
>> Those games are coming to you in the near future. When I upload the 
>> audio teaser files I'll be uploading them to spreaker as one of my 
>> sources. My spreaker id is
>> http://www.spreaker.com/user/7398952
>> 
>> if you want to follow me there.
>> Another source I use is audioboom and you can follow me there at
>> Joeweakland1027
>> Same with soundcloud as well.
>> 
>> 
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of 
>> Appleman
>> Sent: Friday, December 04, 2015 3:51 AM
>> To: Gamers Discussion list
>> Subject: [Audyssey] Blindfold Tile Puzzle
>> 
>> Hi all,
>> Blindfold Tile Puzzle is back in the app store. I downloaded it this 
>> afternoon and am enjoying it so far. I have only played 3s thus far.
>> Thanks
>> Marty for another awesome game.
>> David
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my iMac
>> 
>> 
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Re: [Audyssey] alter-aeon

[Dennis Towne]

Justin, if you had a day of Dentin time, what things would you have
him look at and in what order?

Dennis Towne

Alter Aeon MUD
http://www.alteraeon.com


On Tue, Dec 1, 2015 at 2:37 PM, Justin Jones  wrote:
> Jeremy,
>
> I think I would be a bit less critical if Alter Aeon had been around
> for only a few years, but since it has been in operation for two
> decades, I do not feel the need to be overly sympathetic. If I could
> play the commercial MMORPG games, I would be doing that rather than
> playing Alter Aeon. Unfortunately, as a blind gamer, I am heavily
> restricted with my options (a situation that aggravates me to no end).
>
> I will concede that Alter is definitely a step above other muds. I
> have investigated others and they are either not well supported,
> extremely PVP heavy or have a strong RP requirement. None of those
> options particularly appeal to my sensabilities. Also, up until I
> started playing Alter Aeon, I was not very well connected to the blind
> community. Thanks to Alter, I have plenty of blind friends now (though
> the vast majority of my friends remain sighted).
>
> The best way to explain my harsh criticism of Alter Aeon is I
> recognize the potential it has from transforming from a merely good
> game (which it is) to a great game. It is, perhaps, a quirk of mine
> that my harshest criticisms go toward the things that I recognize
> potential in.
>
> As for your points, we are going to have to agree to disagree and
> leave it at that. Perhaps you might be willing to provide some
> guidance on Alter for me. I am, at the very least, willing to learn
> and improve. Then, perhaps, I might be willing to rethink my position
> on the various issues I have commented on.
>
> My main on Alter Aeon is Morathi, with my three primary alts being
> Sheoldred, Ohthere and Corallyon.
>
>
>
> On 12/1/15, Jeremy Brown  wrote:
>> Justin,
>>
>> Everyone is entitled to their opinions.  I'll address some of my own
>> responses to yours below.  Sometimes, it's a matter of your play style
>> or your expectations.  Coming from a long term roleplaying game
>> background like Dark, a mud is never going to live up to my own
>> personal standards of what i'd like from this style of game; but that
>> said, I feel that alter does better than a lot of muds I've tried.
>>
>> I'm going to quote and respond below:
>>
>>  Jeremy, I get that Alter is staffed by volunteers and that Dentin and
>>  Shadowfax have real-life issues to deal with. I get it, I really do,
>>  but some of the recent changes/skill additions have been
>>  mind-bogglingly awful.
>>
>> (Jeremy: A lot of awful is very subjective.  One change that has
>> angered a lot of people is the charisma changes for clerics.  It has
>> made charisma an important stat for now five classes.  However,
>> because charisma was everyone's dump stat, it has caused issues.  The
>> ability to swap stats has alleviated some of this problem, and some
>> other issues with other awful changes are answered in similar ways.  I
>> wouldn't want to pay for a stat swap either if I could help it, so I
>> sympathize with those who don't see that as an option, but saying
>> this change is awful because there's no recourse just because you
>> don't like the recourse is probably not the way to procede.)
>>
>>
>>
>>  Take, for instance, the change where lightcatchers will now have a
>>  chance to break when they are used. Why? Why has Dentin felt the need
>>  to make this adjustment? There is no call to do this? On the other
>>  hand,
>>
>> (Jeremy:  I disagree.  Druid is the youngest class in terms of
>> development, and this is part of limiting the class' power and making
>> it more in line with other powers and abilities on the game.  Light
>> catchers and spell staves make druids one of the most dangerous
>> classes, and causing these abilities to possibly have other
>> repercussions helps to limit that power.  To build new staves or sun
>> catchers takes gold a limited resource, mana and time that the
>> character might have used elsewhere.  It makes sense.  Necromancers
>> run into this problem when soul stones are sucked down  to the
>> underworld with a summoning etc.)
>>
>>
>> Warriors and Thieves need some serious overhauling as there are
>>  entirely too many stat dependencies,
>>
>> (Warrior and thief require at most four stats like any other class.
>> Primarily either strength or dexterity, constitution and charisma.  If
>> a thief is to be successful intelligence is important, but since any
>> sane person will want spells, intelligence will be one of the stats
>> being trained fourth, fifth, or sixth anyway.  I don't get this
>> particular argument, but i'll attribute it to play style.)
>>
>>
>>
>> but most of all, the equipment
>>  selection is not terribly strong?
>>
>> (When I first started playing, a super powerful warrior could hit
>> 40/40 and was limited to hitting.  Now, a super powerful warrior can
>> expect to 

[Audyssey] BGT help

[ivan soto]

Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone is able to help me learn BGT, or, 
does anyone have the audio BGT tutorial? Because if you do, that would be 
appreciated. Thanks

Ivan Soto

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Re: [Audyssey] The Game of "Say What"

[Ken Downey]

   Marty, I'm not saying a game like this doesn't exist, but I am not 
seeing anything like the Say What game in the app store.


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Sent: Monday, November 16, 2015 5:53 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] The Game of "Say What"


Can someone find out if there is an accessible version of a game like that 
for the iphone.

If not, I can add it to my list of games to build.



On 11/16/2015 6:18 PM, Sharon Hooley wrote:


Hi,

Has anyone played the game "Say what?"  It's a stand-alone portable 
device in which you put parts of proverbs together.  Is it kind of like a 
madlib, where you can mix the parts and have it announce the results, or 
does it just say something like, "Oops, that doesn't match."?  Or is it 
being produced anymore?


Thanks,



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Re: [Audyssey] blindfold rummy is released

[Marty Schultz]

That's old.  There was a charge initially, but everyone complained so 
its now free.



On 12/10/2015 3:45 PM, Rajmund wrote:

Hello,
Hmm, I know when I tried adjusting in some card games (the ones I tried, 
anyway) it said to buy the basic package.

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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] blindfold rummy is released

   


No.  That's free in all the games

 

On Dec 10, 2015, at 2:50 PM, Rajmund  wrote:

Hello,
In order to adjust the speech settings, do you have to buy the app? I know in 
the previous games of some, you could not change voice setting, unless you pay.

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To: 'audyssey games'
Date: Thursday, December 10, 2015 5:26 pm
Subject: [Audyssey] blindfold rummy is released

   


Blindfold rummy for IOS has been released today. I found that out when I did
a search. Here is description from app store:



Blindfold Rummy is a fully accessible Rummy card game for both sighted and
visually impaired people, designed for rapid audio play.

Blindfold Rummy comes with Gin Rummy where most or all of the cards can be
combined into sets and runs and the point value of the remaining unmatched
cards is low. When you have very few cards that are not in a set or a run,
you can knock, and the player with the lowest points in their hand wins the
round.

The game is played until 100 points, or whatever target score you set, is
achieved by one of the players. You play against up to 3 computer players.

You can customize the game to your liking: how much extra information is
spoken and how quickly it is spoken, how many sound effects are used amongst
other things. And you can post your high scores to Twitter or Facebook.

Blindfold Rummy was suggested by several blind gamers who enjoyed Blindfold
Spades and Blindfold Hearts.

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[Audyssey] Blindfold Racer: How can a blind person drive with their ears?

[Blindfold Games]

How does a blind person drive with their ears?
==

Almost every game in the App Store is a video game – you watch the screen and 
press buttons.  Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.

Our first game, Blindfold Racer is an audio game – you play be listening to the 
road, and hold your iPhone like a steering wheel.  And you hear music in your 
ears.   Turn the phone to the right, you go right.  Rotate to the left, you go 
left.

When you get too close to the left side of the road, the music in your left ear 
gets louder.   Likewise for the right side of the road.  When the music is in 
the center of your head, you are in the middle of the road.

Blindfold Racer is a multi-level game: each time you complete a level – a track 
– you move to the next, slightly harder level.

Blind people complete first 5 levels fairly quickly, and like to play the game 
for hours.  Sighted people have a much harder time – most need to close their 
eyes while playing.

As one blind teen girl said to me while she was at level 12: “I can’t wait to 
play against my sighted friends.  I will so beat them!”

Watch this short video of teens playing the game ( 
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[Audyssey] Blindfold Racer: If you can see, then you are a bad listener

[Blindfold Games]

If you can see, then you are a bad listener
==

When I created the tutorial for Blindfold Racer, I was really confused why 
blind teens had no problem understanding the tutorial, and sighted adults would 
get confused.

I added more pauses ("tap the screen to continue") between each tutorial 
instruction, or more tried rephrasing the sentence, but they just didn't 
understand.  Then an auditory therapist explained to me how adults lose their 
ability to listen and comprehend without seeing something to reinforce what 
they are learning.  Blind people can't rely on their sight, so their auditory 
attention skills are far superior.

Blind people develop their auditory cortex in lieu of using their visual cortex.

I learned the true extent of this when I collaborated with a blind gamer to 
build a Blindfold Sudoku game.  If you are unfamiliar with Sudoku, the basic 
idea is that you must fill a 9×9 grid with digits so that each column and each 
row contains all of the digits from 1 to 9 with no duplicates.

When I play Sudoku, I need to see the entire puzzle to solve it.  Blindfold 
Sudoku tells you what number is in each cell, or row, or column and from that, 
you must create the image in your head.  Blind gamers are able to do this; very 
few sighted people can.

My blog follows the development of the game, and other apps that we’re building 
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Re: [Audyssey] gaming on windows tablets?

[Dakotah Rickard]

The plain fact is that the Windows on these is generally 32-bit.
Also, as for "running stuff off an sd card" that's just how these are made now.
As for the surface, as I said you might be better off going with a laptop if 
you're getting into that price point. It's not that the surface is bad. Far 
from it. It's just that the Surface is kind of like the ultrabook of tablets. 
What I mean is that its footprint is good. If you get the Surface or Surface 
Pro 3, you're not looking at dealing with Windows RT, which we can't really 
use. It's just that the surface is generally several hundred dollars. At that 
point, you could just get a laptop with a decent battery and an ssd which might 
suit your needs better.
I have several games, dropbox, and basic productivity stuff on my tablet, and 
that does take me past the 32 gb mark. However, I was floating beneath that for 
a good while. You also must remember that you can install games to sd cards. 
It's not a bad setup, just one you should consider carefully.

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> On Dec 17, 2015, at 10:28, john  wrote:
> 
> The idea of running an OS off an sd card is rather scary to me. Also, 32 gb 
> is barely enough to run windows itself for any length of time - the only 
> major games I have on this laptop are a couple of GMA titles, mush-z and 
> swamp, and I'm already passed (well past) that point. I'd also note that any 
> modern windows will practically require 4gb of ram - you may be able to get 
> away with 2, but I pitty you if you try to do more than one or two things at 
> a time.
> 
> --
> From: "Dakotah Rickard" 
> Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2015 10:02
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> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] gaming on windows tablets?
> 
> Hi. I have used a Dell Venue 8 Pro 64 GB tablet now as my primary Windows 
> device for about a year.
> It has the Atom processor they all have, which escapes my memory at the 
> moment, but I know it's a z something. They either all have the f or g 
> varient of that processor until you get into the laptop price point, where 
> you start seeing intel Core brand.
> The thing is the one I've tried is a 2 GB ram variety. I wanted to see what 
> a 1 GB was like, but I imagine it makes much more use of the page file and 
> therefore suffers a little.
> They all use MMC, which is like an sd card, until you get into big name ones 
> like the Ms Surface. I can tell you this right now. We do not have any games 
> that will tax the system. If you want to play Swamp, either get a bluetooth 
> mouse or something similar, and you'll be fine.
> I'm about to go into technical stuff. I've finished my basic info packet, so 
> if you're not interested in product reviews and recommended configurations, 
> you can stop here.
> As I said, I used the Dell Venue 8 Pro. I bought it as an early adopter. The 
> Windows tablet market has exploded at this point manufatcturers popping up 
> with new ones fairly frequently. When I bought in, there were just a few: 
> the Dell Venue 8 Pro series (one with 32 gb and 1 gig of ram, the other, 
> mine, with 64 gb and 2 gigs of ram), the Toshiba Encore 2 (with similar 
> specs), the Lenovo Miix2 which was in my oppinion, the worse buy), and the 
> TransformerBook by either Asus or Acer (I have a hard time with keeping 
> those straight).
> My Dell has served me well. I bought a Fintie Folio case which came with a 
> bluetooth 3.0 keyboard. It basically was a laptop when unfolded. I also 
> bought a bluetooth mouse. Both are sufficient for gaming, though the 
> keyboard is a little bit truncated. If you take gaming very seriously, I 
> suggest a workstation setup at home with a dedicated Bluetooth keyboard and 
> mouse, or a keyboard with trackpad if you prefer.
> Please be aware that any of those early adopters tend to have some slight 
> issues. My Dell wireless card occasionally decides to flip out, taking the 
> bluetooth with it. A quick restart generally fixes this, but It's something 
> to be aware of, especially if you don't take the time to learn how to use 
> your touchscreen with a screen reader. Speaking of screen readers, I haven't 
> used the Jaws For Windows screen reader in several years. NVDA is my current 
> preference, and it works well enough on my tablet. In fact, I strongly 
> suggest the touchscreen add-on, as the tablet's touchscreen can actually be 
> quite useful. Aside from this, I have used Microsoft Narrator with great 
> success on a keyboard and on the touchscreen. Far gone are the days where 
> Narrator is a joke. NVDA is better, but Narrator is far from crap. It's 
> probably right around as good as Talkback, if you use Android, though not 
> quite so good as Voiceover. It has the advantage of always working in every 
> prompt, something which NVDA (and JAWS for Windows, as I understand) don't. 
> It is good, in my oppinion, to learn Narrator 

[Audyssey] Blindfold Racer: A very, very, very big iPhone

[Blindfold Games]

10 times larger than an iPhone 6s
==

When the iPhone 6S came out, people were talking about how big the screen was, 
and how much more you could do on the phone with such a big screen.  Larger 
screens means that games can display a bigger environment, and they would be 
more fun.

Having designed audio games for the past year or so, these new screens are tiny 
compared to the image you can maintain in your brain.  I stumbled onto this 
idea when I was building the cryptogram game.

When I design an audio game, I first design the screen, so that I can see how 
the game operates.  For example, with the Sudoku game on a 9x9 board, I create 
a board on the iPhone screen, and the start programming the game.  The position 
for row 1, column 1, is in the upper left corner of the phone, and the position 
for row 9, column 9 is in the lower right corner of the phone.

When the audio game is completed, and all the blind gamers that have tested the 
game say the game is ready for the App Store, I modify the app to make the 
screen dark.  That way sighted gamers playing the game have no advantage over 
blind gamers.

When a blind gamer plays, she flicks her finger right or left, up or down, to 
move around within the puzzle.  The screen could be one inch by one inch, and 
the flicking would still work.  The screen could be 1 foot by 1 foot, and her 
flicking would still work.  Screen size is completely irrelevant.

When a game designer builds an audio game, the playing field is your brain - 
not the screen.  That gives the game designer an infinite space to layout the 
game.  In a visual game, the screen is a tiny window into a virtual world, and 
the gamer must move the window to play the game.  In an audio game, you are in 
the virtual reality of the game, and not restricted by a tiny window.  Your 
ears tell you what the virtual world looks like, and you use your body - your 
hands, your arms, which way you are facing- to move within this world.

If you've never tried an audio game before, check out Blindfold Racer and keep 
your eyes closed.  You'll appreciate how immersed into an alternate reality you 
can be while playing a game.

My blog follows the development of the game, and other apps that we’re building 
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[Audyssey] ji sum IOS?

[william lomas]

hi all any more news on Ji EUm for IOS?
irritated as backed this project and no news


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Re: [Audyssey] world of warcraft

[Kenneth Downey]

It seems to me that I just saw something about a blind WOW player somewhere, 
maybe on Youtube, but I just remember wondering how he could do it. 

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> On Jan 5, 2016, at 12:39 PM, Juan Hernandez  wrote:
> 
> Ok.  I just was hoping *grin*
> 
> Best,
> 
> Juan Hernandez
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> web:  http://www.juanhernandez.meJuan Hernandez
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> -Original Message-
> From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Brice Mellen
> Sent: Sunday, January 03, 2016 12:01 PM
> To: Gamers Discussion list 
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] world of warcraft
> 
> There is no possible way of playing World of Warcraft at this time. It's all
> done with the mouse and you have to be able to see to know what to click on.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
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>>> On Jan 3, 2016, at 12:30 AM, Juan Hernandez 
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi All,
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> I found a website that has really no info on it about playing world of 
>> Warcraft.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Is there anyone playing? If you are how?  Thanks.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Juan Hernandez
>> 
>> Email:  juanhernande...@gmail.com 
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>> Mobile:  619-750-9431
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[Audyssey] Family Feud

[Angela Lerma]

Hi List,

Someone toold me that there is some sort of accessible Family Feud game out 
now.  Is that true?

Thanks.

Angela
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[Audyssey] Blindfold games, a complete list of links

[Ken Downey]

Having begun working with Marty of Kid Friendly Software, I asked him if he had 
a list of links to all his game. Indeed, he does, and it's here: 
www.blindfoldgames.org/apps-we-built/
One of the reasons I asked him for this list is because, as you know, if you 
type blindfold games or kid friendly software into the app store, you get tons  
of irrelevant results. I hope this makes things easier for you guys to find the 
games you're looking for.
Ken Downey
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