Hi Jeremy.
To answer your question, Azabat's aime of providing games for computer
novices is not made expressly clear on the site, though it does appearr in
their faq and other documentation, see http://www.azabat.co.uk/ to see for
yourself.
This issue however is compounded by the fact that according to the Rnib,
azabat are the only! company producing audio comptuer games, indeed what
brought Azabat back to my mind was that the lady doing guide dog training at
the same time I am, ---- who worked as a professional programmer and
database designer before losing her site was asking about audio computer
games and told only Azabat existed, and was indeed quite frustrated sinse
she was previously a pretty high capacity gamer.
I know the company Gamevial based in scotland were told a very similar thing
when they initially asked the Rnib about making some of the web flash games
they make accessible, ---- indeed until I phoned them and had words they
didn't even think anyone had attempted audio games that moved from a first
person perspective, ---- though being as they had quite limited exposure
from the Rnib and from others thought that the experiment they tried failed.
Beware the grue!
Dark.
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