Hi Ken,
When you say, a c64, was that the Commodore 64? I heard that the Commodore 64 had a
built in synthesizer. I was given a program named Sams for the Atari 800 XL that
would talk. It was not a screen reader, but would say what ever you typed in. It
would even make the sound of any
Hi Dark,
Although I haven't completed the game yet, I have really enjoyed playing it
and once completed will definitely go online and rate the game. Thanks for
the info about the alternate ending, I wouldn't have thought of trying that
otherwise but look forward to giving that a go. Did you
Shaun,
Minecraft is actually an excellent game, and the music and sounds make
sense if you have vision and can see the graphics. However, it's not
a game that the blind can effectively play, and it's not a game that
can be made accessible - the graphics are what make it awesome. Being
able to
Hi, all,
I’m intrigued by these much-discussed Japanese audio games. Are they Windows
only? I have a Mac. Do they run on IoS? Where can I find more info about them?
thanks,
teresa
On the other hand, there are different fingers.
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Hi jim.
That reminds me of the old Amigar workbench synthesisor. Again it wasn't a
screen reader but could read out what you typed, and also be recorded if you
were programming for the Amigar and ddn't want to use a full size sound
sample which obvious took up lots of memory at the time.
Windows only I'm afraid.
Pinky, are you pondering what I'm pondering?
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From: Teresa Cochran
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2014 9:36 AM
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: [Audyssey] Japanese Audio Games?
Hi, all,
I’m intrigued by these much-discussed Japanese audio
Hi Paul.
I don't think the fire has any more affect than atmosphere after it's
triggered the first few encounters with the builder and unlocked the silent
forest, at least I've had nothing dire happen with it going out. I do keep
it stoked though for atmosphere if nothing else.
I'm well in
Oopse sorry, sent the other mail by mistake (hand slip).
As I was saying I really like the alternate mode, it really makes the game
strategic and the exploration matter since you can't just expect to wait
and have your slaves build you everything.
The developer also asked me to publicize
Hi guys.
First of all, there's a sort of minimalist trend in the sighted gaming
community. There're a lot of fake 8-bit offerings and offerings with
minimal sound and graphics, primarily because independent developers
and very small studios are really driving the community at this point.
hi. well put. my girlfriend plays minecraft all the time, and yes, the sounds
could be better. but they aren't the point of the game. lol. many sighted games
have horrible sounds. because, to put it quite simply, they don't care about
sounds much. it's only in expensive, highly complex and
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