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In the 1990s, game designer Kenji Eno learned of blind fans who played his visually rich games with great effort. In response, he created "Real Sound: Kaze no Regret," an audio-based game accessible to both sighted and blind players. He partnered with Sega to donate 1,000 Sega Saturn consoles with the game to blind individuals, promoting inclusivity in gaming.
Accessibility-centric Jam Returns as 'Games for Blind Gamers 2' in 2023
Fonts in video games can have a world of issues, all related to their implementation, and they're all easily fixed, too. At least as far as subtitles go. Make sure they're relatively large (or better yet, allow the user to adjust their size), avoid Comic Sans like the plague, and make sure color choices don't clash with the background. But that's just one of many accessibility issues developers (and players) face. There's also colorblindness to consider, and of course, as is the focus of this article, blind gamers. So… have you heard about the Games for Blind Gamers 2 jam?
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Kind of an old article, but important and informative nonetheless!
heyyy if you guys wanna check out @superblindman on twitter he is a totally blind gamer who is also an advocate for accessibility of all video games for blind people. he wants to convince video game developers that blind gamers are out there and want to play! his website is http://www.brandoncole.net/ if you want ore info
its pretty cool
