Re: Accessibility of fighting games

Re: Accessibility of fighting games Also, Street Fighter IV and Ultimate Marvel VS Capcom 3. Actually, I'd argue that the Capcom fighters are more doable because NVDA OCR actually works with them, where at least on my end it does not work with the NRS games. URL: http

Re: Accessibility of fighting games

Re: Accessibility of fighting games At 3 dude, we are talking mainstream fighting games, not audio action games here, as the first two posts state.Regarding game, yeah, skullgirls is a solid game if you want to get into fighters, others are both injustice parts and the mortal kombat games

Re: Accessibility of fighting games

Re: Accessibility of fighting games sbrw if you want play it. I begun playing on sbrw, then psycho strike, and then others URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/393675/#p393675 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin

Re: Accessibility of fighting games

Re: Accessibility of fighting games Skullgirls, hands down. Not my personal cup of tea, bt it's the most accessible fighting game as it's the only one with developers who actually did their best to integrate Screen Reader support. And it's also at a fair price. URL: http

Accessibility of fighting games

Accessibility of fighting games Hi:I have seen a lot of mention of fighting games being accessible. As a PC user, what fighting games would anyone recommend for a beginning player? Are there any that can be gotten free or relatively cheaply? And ... this is probably supposed to be another