Re: The neglected history of video games for the blind

Re: The neglected history of video games for the blind There are ways to use Steam without interacting much with it's actual interface. Games can be bought online, you can chat online, tell games to download from mobile apps or, even, online, or by entering an API link into the run box

Re: The neglected history of video games for the blind

Re: The neglected history of video games for the blind @Dark: If you say Steam is not accessible, that will turn people off. Everything starts small. Very, very small, so of course right now Steam isn't really accessible. Not sure it ever will be. So it's once again down to us and down

Re: The neglected history of video games for the blind

Re: The neglected history of video games for the blind Nice article and I'm glad we got in there.  however I do wish that the author had noted what a large amount of work went into making king of dragon pass accessible and what a great job Asharp did, since it made it appear

Re: The neglected history of video games for the blind

Re: The neglected history of video games for the blind Nice article and I'm glad we got in there, however I do wish that the author had noted what a large amount of work went into making king of dragon pass accessible and what a great job Asharp did, since it made it appear that the access

The neglected history of video games for the blind

The neglected history of video games for the blind The neglected history of video games for the blind,from Kill Screenby ANDREW CAMPANA@AndrewPCampanaThe game starts with a black screen. A woman’s voice, speaking in Japanese: “Real Sound. Kaze no Regret. This software brought to you

The neglected history of video games for the blind

The neglected history of video games for the blind The neglected history of video games for the blind,from Kill Screenby ANDREW CAMPANA@AndrewPCampanaThe game starts with a black screen. A woman’s voice, speaking in Japanese: “Real Sound. Kaze no Regret. This software brought to you