How Predatory is Pokémon Champions Monetisation? – Access-Ability
After a week with Pokémon’s newest free to play release, how does its monetisation model compare to other free to play titles?
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After a week with Pokémon’s newest free to play release, how does its monetisation model compare to other free to play titles?
Pokémon Champions releases tomorrow, and while a lot of the changes seen to the game are looking very promising, questions linger regarding monetisation.
While alternatives to voice chat can be useful for people with Tourette’s, we also need more understanding from platform operators if someone has an involentary tic while interacting with others publicly.
An overall win, but nmot without some limitations I hope to see fixed in future updates.
What might we see in gaming accessibility in the year ahead?
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Another year of video game accessibility is complete and recapped. Now excuse me as I take a few weeks break from this show over the festive period and return in the new year with more fresh thoughts and opinions.
If you purchase a video game on PlayStation, Xbox, or Steam today you can find out what accessibility features the game supports from supported digital storefronts. Would it be possible to bring that same accessibility messaging to physical game boxes?
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I would love to see Nintendo ride the wave of their first outwardly accessibility minded release with a step forward toward marketting and messaging their accessibility features.
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