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The development of more inclusive solutions
DIR By: Mst Arzina Khatun
Date: August 30, 2023, 4:01 am
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Everyone’s experiences are different, and that is a
challenge—both to developers and to players,” NebulaBash
explains. “The biggest barrier for me was, starting out, I
couldn’t find many resources on what was available that fit my
needs. However, just as accessibility hardware is growing,
accessibility resources and communities are, too.” And thanks to
the advances made in accessible tech, disabled gamers have more
opportunities to form a community than ever before. NebulaBash
is a member of DisabledGamers Discord.
An offshoot of /r/DisabledGamers, which boasts 7.6k members. How
to Build for Everyone But not everyone can enjoy the fruits of
this progress. Jean Molla says that, despite all the progress
the gaming industry has made in regards to accessibility, he's
still frustrated with adaptive hardware. “[I’m] not UK Phone
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very happy at the moment due to the restrictions with adaptive
equipment. It can be incredibly frustrating that most options
available still require some level of hand or arm movement.
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Leaving individuals with very limited mobility excluded,” Molla
writes. Jean Molla and Ricky Berwick Jean Molla and popular
Youtuber Ricky Berwick (Credit: The Wheelchair Guy @ YouTube)
“It's crucial for the industry to recognize this issue and
prioritize. Focusing on technologies like eye-tracking and
actively involving the disabled community, they can work toward
creating adaptive hardware that truly caters to individuals with
diverse mobility challenges.
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