Hello Jim, my name is Marci. I am contacting you because we
work with a teacher of the Visually impaired who has written
books featuring Abby diamond, a young blind detective who
solves mysteries. We would like to create an interactive
game which can be enjoyed by blind and sighted students at
It's always good to see people trying to bring accessible gaming into
the classroom. Thanks for bringing that to our attention, Jim. I hope
these people get the help and advice they're looking for.
On 10/14/11, Jim Kitchen j...@kitchensinc.net wrote:
Hello Jim, my name is Marci. I am contacting
Hi,
Hmmm...Not sure, but the message you posted didn't specifically say
graphics. All it said is that the game had to be playable by blind and
sighted players. There are non-graphical methods such as speech and
text which could achieve that same result.
On 10/14/11, Jim Kitchen
Hi Thomas,
Right! at least text, as I have found that sighted folks really do not like playing my games that put nothing on the screen and rely soly on
sounds and speech. But even better than some text might be graphics like Jeremy, Eleanor, etc can add to a game, I think is what they might be
