I personally think that a separate list for non-blind games would be a
waste of time. I mean, there are already forums and lists out there for
such topics. Of course, if you want to take the time to create yet
another blind-run, list for other games, no one can stop you. I just
think it would be silly is all. I mean, this list is for the discussion
of games. No one said it is for the discussion of games which are
specifically for the blind. I think what people tend to forget is that
games can be categorized as games, without having to be branded "for the
blind". Although we encourage lively discussion, perhaps the subject and
the initial tone of the message could have been phrased a bit less
confrontational. It's obvious that everyone has their opinions and they
feel their opinion counts and is right no matter what, but that's just
human nature. Bottom line, if you are blind and you want to stick with
made-for-the-blind games only and not try others, then that's what you
do. If you are blind and you venture out with mainstream games and the
idea of having to memorize certain sequences or things to do before you
can play, then that's what you do.
I've considered making this a closed topic, however the flaming has
dropped down and I've only had to refuse a very few message from a few.
Cheers.
--
Raul A. Gallegos
http://www.asmodean.net
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