Hi,
Not only that, but one fact some people often overlook is some game's
can't be completely converted to an accessible version for one reason or
another. There are lots of things a vidio game designer can do with
graphics that can't be easily translated into audio. It can be something
as simple as a different color of enemy to something much more
complicated like getting a clue by looking at a picture. One way or
another the same information a sighted person gets by looking at the
screen has to be accurately conveyed via audio. That's often not
possible or difficult depending on the game in question.
Bryan Peterson wrote:
Agreed. Not to mention that as I already said it would be illegal,
even if one could get one's hands on the game's source code, to modify
it in the way a totally blind person would need. And I'm sorry to say,
but Ii caught a distinct whiff of entitlement syndrome in the initial
post.
Homer: Hey, uh, could you go across the street and get me a slice of
pizza?
Vender: No pizza. Only Khlav Kalash.
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