And thats another point I can agree on.
While I may spend a bit on games and other stuff realisticly if I
lost my living at home situation I doubt I could even afford the net
now or even a game.
I get payed around 2200 dollars a week. take 50 for rent maybe 100
for food and a few other things and I am allready out of cash and
rent costs more than 50 dollars so allready I have no cash at all.
I myself am not a traveler I would need someone to travel with.
At 02:33 a.m. 16/06/2015, you wrote:
Hi Josh,
I agree that going to blind conventions is probably the best way to
market accessible games to the blind community. Unfortunately, we come
back to the problem of money. A lot of audio game developers are blind
themselves, are probably only getting SSI for income, so do not have a
lot of money to spend on airfare, hotel rooms, and everything else
required for extensive travel to and from various convention centers.
That means while it might be a good way to promote a product the game
developer still needs to raise enough cash to actually go to said
conventions in the first place.
Cheers!
On 6/15/15, Josh K <joshknnd1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I think the best way to really get games out there would be to attend
> the ACB and nfb conventions and bring them to the attention of many many
> blind people and agencies.
>
> follow me on twitter @joshknnd1982
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