Thanks much thomas,
Thanks for the list I since have gone to audiogames.net things for me
are still not computing. I went there and tried to sign in with my
id and password and it said it wasincorrect so I went back and as
they recommend signed in as guest and my own password and it still
and where to get them.
- Original Message -
From: Anthony Vitale avital...@prodigy.net
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2009 11:10 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Finding Audio Games was Blind Adrenaline's fighting
game
Thanks much thomas,
Thanks
Hi Anthony,
Treasures of Montezuma? I don't believe there has ever been an
accessible game by that title. Do you by chanse mean Montezuma's Revenge
or Montezuma's Return?
As far as Audiogames.net as I said you don't have to log in at all. to
download games. Just go to the combo box at the
sorry made a mistake. The site was http://www.lworks.net amd that
was the correct name
The-Treasures-of-Montezuma downloaded it and couldn't get it to run.
So thus far after three days I have yet to start my first audio
game. No ones fault but my own and my inability to function in this
Hello Anthony,
Here is a list of resources that may help you get started with some new
and old audio games. The first stop on your journey should be
http://www.audiogames.net.
This is a web site devoted to letting new audio gamers know what
accessible games are out there for blind and low
Hi Tony,
Each game company that produces these audio games is different. Some
companies such as mine, USA Games Interactive, leans more to commercial
games. There are others out there like Jim Kitchen who offers all of his
games free of charge. So there is a mixture of commercial and free
