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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Also, @75, I have no idea especially as it's the One and not the One S.  I believe the One will pretty much give you more issues in terms of needing sighted assistance due to the way the setup process works, but if that's what you want to go

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility You probably need to change your region, though it's something I haven't personally needed to do.  On mine it recognises my region automatically using Firefox and the latest build of NVDA.  Basically you should've been fine, why this was so

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,So here we go. I just got done with my own little adventure.Since I'm getting the xbox one, I decided to get my xbox live membership and a few games.What should have been a 15 minutes ordeal at most turned into over 2 hours of hell.First

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility I'm hoping the answer is yes. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=286644#p286644 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,So microsoft has, for black friday, the xbox one with up to $70 off, xbox live gold for it looks like 10^ off or more, and a 50 dollar promo code if I'm seeing this right. Not to mention there are a few games 30% off too.So, I'm hoping

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility hmmm. That could be trick because the colours change per song but it's kind of the same too. A bit hard to explain. I could try though but I don't really know the best way of doing this, especially with the new game because I won't be able

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility I know this is off topic, but can somebody make a guide for rockband? explain how the colors work and which notes/cords they correspond to? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=286565#p286565

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hey all,At Timberwolf1991,I'm glad that I was able to assist. Definitely let us know when you get your unit. I'm sure you'll love it. I know that I do because my dj gear actually collected dust and I had to brush it off this morning. Lol!Yes

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hey all,At Timberwolf1991,I'm glad that I was able to assist. Definitely let us know when you get your unit. I'm sure you'll love it. I know that I do because my dj gear actually collected dust and I had to brush it off this morning. Lol!Yes

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hey all,timberwolf1991,I'm glad that I was able to assist. yes, the xbox button is the famous button. Also known as the halfmoon button when it comes to the xbox1/1 s controlers Yes, once paired, you can turn on the unit with the controler. I

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility A long post ahead with three games the last one has some explanations/theories.@timberwolf: here's a list of partially accessible games, that is, games that can pretty much be played, once you know menus, without sighted help, as we can train

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,@djrockmasterrob: Thanks so much for that post. That answered a lot of questions - and I'm probably going to create my account here within the next little while before I get the actual xbox.Thanks Aaron for the controller description, too

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @67Just a couple of things:A and B are blow X and y, though B and y are slightly separated from A and X as a pair.Also, on the Xbox One S controller I have, the Xbox button isn't actually as tactile, though that could be a stylistic design

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hey all,first and foremost, I wish to thank Sightless Kombat for creating this topic. thank you so much!I read through 90 percent of your topic which ultimetly led to my decision to purchasing my all new xbox 1 s.At arron, that's spot

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,I'm not really sure how I'll do with this, but I will try. This is the normal xbox one controller.In each hand. you've kind of got grips. Not really sure how to describe them.Let's start with the top.On the left you have an analogue stick

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,I'm not really sure how I'll do with this, but I will try. This is the normal xbox one controller.In each hand. you've kind of got grips. Not really sure how to describe them.Let's start with the top.On the left you have an analogue stick

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,Don't mean to bring this up again (Maybe I asked it in my original thread and not here), but what does the xbox controller look like and how is it laid out? Do the original one and one s controllers look different from each other?thanks! URL

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility If you're on the insider programme,there is current an insider quest specifically to test narrator across different countries, you can find it in the insider app URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=286345#p286345

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Thanks Aaron. Now I don't remember if it was the region or the location I tried to change, which said Narrator would stop working if I restarted the XBox. I'm currently on a trip outside the country, but will be home again in one week

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @slj: set your language and region to English but then set your location to denmark and see if that works. Location is what the store is based upon, not region, apparently. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=286289#p286289

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @timberwolf, the Canadian and US stores share the same region, collectively known as North America, so it actually doesn't matter in our cases. And I may be wrong on this, but Narrator isn't so much region dependent as language dependent

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,Speaking of apps, what apps are available for iPhone and android in regards to the xbox and what can I do with them?Also, what build will most likely come loaded on the xbox one regular? I'm looking more into that because it will be a little

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Apologies for the double post but this is a different side of the topic.  For those asking about independent setting up of the system, if your console has the latest update, I.E. probably most Xbox One S consoles (though I can't be sure

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @57/58Wolf's right. You can purchase the games via the Xbox.com store even if your console is in a different region.  I've done this with KI, for example, purchasing via the smartglass app in this case.  Also works for DLC.  Basically, you're

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,Can't you just buy games from the denmark store on the computer and they'll transfer over to the xbox regardless of what region it's set to? Logically, that would make the most sense, as it's tied to your microsoft account and it shouldn't

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi.My Xbox has updated automatically, so I have the latest version installed. However, I have some really bad news to report:Currently, Narrator does only support a few regions and languages. That means, if you switch to a region which Narrator

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,Should be getting the xbox at some point next week, so we'll see what happens.Hoping that I get an up to date model with narrator, but again, we'll see.Thanks for all the help so far. I do have another question, and of course with it being so

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @arcmeister: I'm not entirely sure, but the theory is yes. Assuming consoles com with the latest build automatically, it should be fine. If not, then I don't know. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=286187#p286187

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Oh, okay. Free games and discounts makes it more worth it then. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=286177#p286177 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Can you setup the xbox 1 without sighted help using narator by itself? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=286169#p286169 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility You can buy the games at any time. As for the membership, I personally think it's best to wait until you get the console. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=286166#p286166

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,Can I register and buy it for it now after creating an xbox live account? It looks like it's on sale at microsoft or do I need to own the console first?Also, where exactly do I go to buy games just so I'm not all confused and what not.The

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility It works like this:-if you don't subscribe, you can, for instance, download killer instinct, buy the season content, play single player modes like survival.-if you subscribe, you will unlock the online multiplayer features. So, idealy, you want

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Wait, so you have to subscribe just to play games online? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=286142#p286142 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Well here's the thing.You can actually sign up for free, buy the games you want now, and then when you get your console they will be in "my games and apps" on the ready to install tab. Once you get your console and have installed the

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Well here's the thing.You can actually sign up for free, buy the games you want now, and then when you get your console they will be in "my games and apps" on the ready to install tab. Once you get your console and have installed the

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Well here's the thing.You can actually sign up for free, buy the games you want now, and then when you get your console they will be in "my games and apps" on the ready to install tab. Once you get your console and have installed the g

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Well here's the thing.You can actually sign up for free, buy the games you want now, and then when you get your console they will be in "my games and apps" on the ready to install tab. Once you get your console and have installed the

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi AaronThat's excellent to hear, but it still leaves me a little confused.I was debating signing up for the xbox live membership, but going to xboxlive.com brings me to the Canadian site. Does this mean that, before the actual update, my

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility You mean... when I get my XB1S hopefully before christmas, I'll be able to set it up independently? yayyy! URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=286080#p286080 ___ Audiogames

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Sorry to double post, but I have good news.As of the latest update, Narrator seems to have some sort of multilanguage roleout. I switched everything to the uk, and uk narrator is working, different voice, store is in pounds. However, I don't

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Well, I think you can use any USB mic with rock band but I'm not too sure. You can't use your headset mic, I know that for a fact unfortunately.I got the band in a box bundle, I think it's now called the rivals band bundle because they recently

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,Rock band requires an extra microphone?I might get a USB 3 hard drive to store extra games in. I'll definitely be willing to play with you guys when (because I definitely am now) getting one.Hopefully I do OK. URL: http

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @timberwolf: In my usb hub, I have the following:-a USB Microphone for use with the game Rock Band 4.-The Lego Dimensions portal, for if sighted people come around we play through some of the worlds in that game. I need to find a way to store

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,So, me being in Canada, what does this mean I'll have to go through exactly if I want to keep narrator?Just curious.That headset sounds amazing. What am I looking at for price? Also, what do you have plugged into your xbox that needs a USB

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility XIP stands for xbox insider program by the way, whch is basically a bit like the windows 10 insider program from what Sightless has told me about it. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285857#p285857

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @37The two connectors, if my memory of the AG7 is correct, are on the bottom of the ear piece towards the outer edge, though they should be pretty easy to spot regardless.Microphone and bass boost don't work when you use the headset via 3.5 mm

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Wait a sec... you can use the Microsoft Store on the XBox?I don't think you can do that on the PS4. Maybe it's time for me to investigate the XBox... URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285852#p285852

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility The ag7 microphone isn't detachable but still sounds quite good. It's easy to use as well. Below I've posted a sort of guide/idea of what the ag7 is like to use.First off, I'm going to talk about stuff that's not necessarily related

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Myself and Aaron are probably the people to talk to about that, regarding Xbox One technology at least.  I personally use the Afterglow AG9 headset, whilst Aaron uses the previous model, the AG7 headset.  These are both wireless options from PDP

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility A good headset could be the ones from pdp, the ag7 or the ag9. Here's a link to the ag7 which is the one I own, but there are only two left in stock. The AG9 has four left in stock on the amazon Canada site.https://www.amazon.ca/PDP-True

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,So I just bought a HDMI to VGA adapter.Anyone have any headset recommendations? I also just bought a 2 tb hard drive just in case I run out of space on the internal hard drive, which I doubt, but we'll see. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @Timberwolf: Thanks a lot. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285689#p285689 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,That guide looks pretty slick so far I must say!thanks. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285616#p285616 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @Timberwolf: You need sighted help to set up the Playstation. Feel free to take a look at my guide to see if you like it. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285571#p285571

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,Are clubs similar to parties on Sony?Be curious which ones you've joined as I'd be willing to play with sighted players to get the hang of things.Pretty excited to get mine, honestly. Ps4 will come in the future I reckon. URL: http

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @27I've actually been using the official game's club/looking for group for Gears and have been relatively well received there.  Personally I don't think there's much point starting a club to find sighted gamers who are willing to help, it's

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility SLJ:Are you writing that guide from the unboxing upward?If so that's great news! I do plan on a ps4 in the future, too.ianhamilton: Ah, that sounds pretty slick then. I'll have to keep that in mind.Thanks for all the help so far guys! URL: http

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Speaking of clubs, I haven't seen a blind gamer club yet! There have been a few starting up for deaf gamers.Not just for finding other blind gamers, but you mentioned playing games like Gears with sighted help, clubs might be a nice way to find

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Speaking of clubs, I haven't seen a blind gamer club yet! There have been a few starting up for deaf gamers.Not just for finding other blind gamers, but you mentioned playing games like Gears with sighted help, clubs might be a nice way to find

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @Timberwolf:I'm working on a guide for the ps4. Read more at the following link:http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?id=19998 URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285453#p285453

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,Who is eligible for it right now? I'm curious.I thought it was like the windows insider program?thanks URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285427#p285427 ___ Audiogames

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility As far as i know, the Preview Program (now called the Insider Program) mgiht soon be open to all users.  When that'll be?  We just don't know.  But you'll still have to opt into it.That's basically your question answered as far as I can see

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi Sightless,Must I own an xbox one before I enter myself into the preview?I'm seeing a way to install the latest update offline without an internet connection by booting into recovery mode with a thumb drive plugged in with the update

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @20The PS3 isn't a "bad" system, but I don't think I've ever seen a guide for it online, though I could be incorrect on that point.  Compared to the current generation of consoles, whilst it's still good and has exclusives like Heavenl

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Some are, some aren't. And the ps3 for usability is fine... and there are probably guides somewhere. But I don't know... I've never used one. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285343#p285343

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi,Wait, so the actual menu of each setting screen is not read? E.g. display, audio etc?Kind of sucks, but better than I thought it would be I suppose.There are a lot of games I want that are only on ps4 - the street fighter series among others

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility The whole function and home screen is read, the top level of the settings menu and party and messages as always. The Library is also read. Other than that, it's still unhelpful as ever. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285273

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility HiMr Canine was referring to me.Anyway - looking forward to trying the xbox - assuming I do go for it. It seems that Sony just doesn't care about accessibility and while I understand that the games themselves are not (and most likely never

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility What is mr Canine? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285086#p285086 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility @15You could get an original One and use the One S controller with it, I believe, though will have to test.That's pretty much all I can help with regarding this, as I don't have a PS4. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=285083

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility [[wow]], good job Mr. Canine. I literally just posted a huge topic with a ton of questions about 20 minutes ago in regards to the xbox one.So, in terms of the ps4, what is and is not accessible with text to speech? With, and this is just my

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility In terms of campaign, Gears has the advantage of being playable with online co-op, as is Halo.  This means that if you're willing to make the leap and converse with sighted gamers who are open-minded and willing to play/work constructively

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility In terms oc campaign, Gears has the advantage of being playable with online co-op, as is Halo.  This means that if you're willing to make the leap and converse with sighted gamers who are open-minded and willing to play/work constructively

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Devin, Sony actually did update it, three times... and each of those updates were pretty substancial. Couple that with the fact that sony also doesn't release updates as often as Microsoft does and there's at least some cover Sony can get behind

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi.Not having sighted friends nearby where I live, playable games is for me games which I can play on my own without sighted help, or minimal sighted help from none experienced gamers.[[wow]]... I never thought Gears of war is playable. I have

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility This just shows that Microsoft is leading the way, again. Apple just throws stuff out there, Sony hasn't updated it's TTS offering, but Microsoft just keeps pushing forward. It's amazing! URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility I am also very excited about this. I am getting back into Rock Band and being able to buy songs from the console again like the good ol days will, well, rock. Rock band 4 is available on both ps4 and xbox one too, it's still good fun.I'm

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility I may be wrong, but I thought that Microsoft wanted Xbox One and PC to get the same game library (at least when it comes to Windows 10). I'm pretty sure I saw something about Killer Instinct being available on PC. I don't know how much true

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility I may be wrong, but I thought that Microsoft wanted Xbox One and PC to get the same game library (at least when it comes to Windows 10). I'm pretty sure I saw something about Killer Instinct being available on PC. I don't know how much true

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility I may be wrong, but I thought that Microsoft wanted Xbox One and PC to get the same game library (at least when it comes to Windows 10). I'm pretty sure I saw something about Killer Instinct being available on PC. I don't know how much true

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility PS plus gives you the same thing. hahaha. And if Hand of Fate is playable, I might give it a look... but again, the element of luck will ruin it for me, likely. Samurai Warriors 4, though it requires luck, is about 70% player dependent. I've

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility I may be wrong, but I thought that Microsoft wanted Xbox One and PC to get the same game library (at least when it comes to Windows 10). I'm pretty sure I saw something about Killer Instinct being available on PC. I don't know ho much true

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility

Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility I may be wrong, but I thought that Microsoft wanted Xbox One and PC to get the same game library (at least when it comes to Windows 10). I'm pretty sure I saw something about Killer Instinct being available on PC. I don't know ho much

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility I know you love your KI and frankly, I don't blame you.  It's not that you have to have sighted players around to "help you play it", but that they have to back you up in a firefight for example.  You can be in the heat of battle

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Didn't take it as a personal attack, not at all... I'm not bashing or criticizing either, just contributing my thoughts. I wouldn't consider any game, no matter what platform, playable if you needed to have sighted players around to help you

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility It also depends, Assault and SLJ, on what you'd consider "playable".  Personally, I'd consider Halo and Gears Of War playable, to name but two, even though to enjoy it you definitely have to have sighted players who are willing t

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Definitely thinking about it. I'm not entirely off the fence yet, either. but as SLJ said, the ps4 has more playable games... and as I've said before, it's still the game library that matters to me the most at the end of the day. Xbox1 versions

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Hi.[[wow]]. Thanks for this great information. Now we just need more playable games. This is currently the Playstation which have most playable games so far.I'm having some issues with the XBox store, which I'll take a look at later on when I

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Re: Microsoft: Continuing Xbox Accessibility Interesting to know... thanks for sharing this info! Quite frankly, Sony's efforts are definitely unimpressive, but only if accessibility is a deal breaker on which console you buy. As of right now I don't have any plans on switching, since I