Pokémon Legends has already absorbed 90 hours of my life. Let me tell you about the ways it is and isn’t accessible for disabled players of various types. Also, shiny hunting tips for obsessive autistic gamers like myself.
With Pokémon Legends Z-A less than a week away, what might accessibility in this new release look like at launch?
You’ll get the hang of it eventually. Games we played this week include:(0:13:45) Hades II(0:33:50) CloverPit(0:44:20) Megabonk(0:49:20) Silent Hill f(0:50:05) Sonic Racing Crossworlds(0:52:05) Star Trek: Resurgence(0:53:10) Ghost of Yotai
EA is being aquired by the Saudi Government and Jared Kushner. That’s not a great sign for the future of progressive themes and investment in accessibility for the publisher.
Over the past few weeks I’ve been playing through Ghost of Yotei. It’s a fantastic video game, but how does it stack up against other first party PlayStation games at being accessible for disabled players?
This sure is discount Mario Kart for non Nintendo platforms.
As an autistic person, it’s rare that I find myself not just enjoying but actively obsessed with a social event involving meeting and spending time with new people that I either don’t know, or who are relatively new to me. Bridge Command in London is something of a […]
It’s hard to find games to play when you’re ill, if playing games is something you associate with work. Timestamps00:00 – Intro01:45 – Supermarket Simulator02:40 – Tiny Bookshop09:38 – Discounty15:21 – Bridge Command Campaign26:07 – Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines 233:01 – Silksong Release Date35:44 – Gamescom38:40 – Resident […]
With the news that review codes won’t be sent out for Silksong ahead of release, I thought I’d go digging to try and work out what accessibility support the game does, or does not, contain.
An update on accessibility at Bridge Command. I’m pleased to say it’s largely positive news. Previous Bridge Command Accessibility Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjnCV1hjXK0
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