Re: nintendo switch accessibility
Well, accessibility in a game for me means that you can somehow play it without a sighted person being around you all of the time. It however can involve a sighted person teaching you to navigate the menu once, or using Seeing AI or something related to get the hang of it. That's why i'd consider the older Pokémon games to be pretty accessible, although texts and menus cannot be perceiped on your own, but you can remember the menu layout, grasp all attacks and Pokémon, navigate through towns and routes (most of the time) and thus can play the game, even though it might take some time in some cases.
The Nintendo Switch dashboard itself isn't accessible due to several reasons like moving icons, auto-sorting and stuff, and the same goes for the two earlier mentioned games Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and 1-2-Switch, but if it comes to 1-2-Switch, some of the mini games like Table Tennis and alot more are accessible, because you just need to handle the Joycon right. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe does have an automation mode which enables you to drive on the maps as far as I know. Thats accessible enough that you can certainly play with your friends, although its still not accessible enough that you can do so on your own.
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