[games_access] E for All

Reid Kimball reid at rbkdesign.com
Thu Apr 12 16:16:51 EDT 2007


I think it's a great place to preach. A lot of gamers may have a
disability that they didn't know games or hardware could help with.
Like DJ, our newest member, it was only recently that she realized she
needed to speak out more about the lack of CC in games. I had played
games for about 10 years before the idea of CC in games hit.

By having a presence at E for Everyone we can "wake people up" who
never realized before they could benefit from accessibility features.
The industry as a whole isn't going to change unless there are loads
of cash in the accessibility sector or a huge outcry of demand from
the customers. A place like E for Everyone is a place to encourage
gamers to demand more from their publishers/developers.

-Reid

On 4/12/07, AudioGames.net <richard at audiogames.net> wrote:
>
>
> WOW! A New E3 ;) Where did you find about this? If this turns out as big as
> the E3 then Yes! this would be a great opportunity to have a Game
> Accessibility Arcade of some sort, hopefully attracting gamers with a
> disability?
>
> But'mind that this is a game show for gamers, so not really a place to
> preach ;)
>
> ----- Original Message -----
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> Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 9:55 PM
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> http://www.eforallexpo.com/ - "Entertainment for All"
>
> Sounds like something disabled gamers should be included in wouldn't you
> say?
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