Re: Looking for info in history of blind accessible gaming

Re: Looking for info in history of blind accessible gaming Somethin Else, developers of iOS games Papa Sangre, Nightjar, Papa Sangre ii and Audio Defence, were also based in the UK.Interestingly, the original, free version of The Nightjar seemed to be a UK partnership between them and

Re: Looking for info in history of blind accessible gaming

Re: Looking for info in history of blind accessible gaming I'll pass that on, I'm sure he would be interested in global info too URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/411759/#p411759 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

Re: Looking for info in history of blind accessible gaming

Re: Looking for info in history of blind accessible gaming I wish he wouldn't try and restrict it to the UK, because I've been hoping for someone who knows what their doing to attempt this for a long time now and that removes allot of the picture, But I guess I understand.Anyway one early

Re: Looking for info in history of blind accessible gaming

Re: Looking for info in history of blind accessible gaming Indeed, I am from the UK and have been gaming since I can remember, probably late 90's, although I doscovered accessible games in perhaps 2003 or so.I don't really know much about the UK side of things, I believe for a while a

Looking for info in history of blind accessible gaming

Looking for info in history of blind accessible gaming There's a nice chap in the UK called Barrie Ellis who is an accessibility historian. He is currently looking into history of blind accessible gaming, specifically in the UK. He has a few older things from way back (like level 9 text