[games_access] Gamasutra: bridging academics and mainstream gaming

[Reid Kimball]

Indeed, a well thought out article. I agree with it's points. I think
I've even followed them to a degree in my own efforts to show
developers the need for closed captioning in games and yet my msg is
still falling on deaf ears.

HA HA HAH! I made a funny.

Quote from article:
"One working model of your idea is worth a thousand eloquent, logical
research articles."

So, what other options do I have when my working model, not only
works, but is successful and still doesn't convince others of its
usefulness?

Sometimes I feel like I'm speaking another language when I talk about
CC in games. I've posted a couple "help wanted" ads recently and
they'll get a lot of views on the msg forums, and repeatedly, not one
person will respond.

-Reid

On 11/13/06, Tim Chase <agdev at thechases.com> wrote:
> Got this one today on my Gamasutra feed:
>
> http://gamasutra.com/features/20061110/hopson_01.shtml
>
> It has some good guidelines for taking the more academic research
> (regarding making games accessible in the context of this list),
> and presenting it in a palatable way to mainstream game programmers.
>
> Hope ya'll find it useful...
>
> -tim
>
>
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