What mainstream games are accessible for blind people?
lindsay Cowell
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Agreed. I do think once the flight game from bpc is released we'll have
something and also the rpg game, but I've wanted to take advantage of sl
and other virtual worlds for years, thuss my willingness to test and
give feedback when I can.
Mike
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Don't really care for the theme my self, prefer sl which is general
purpose. Still at least this is something.
Mike
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I'm very glad you are doing this Thomas. You're right of course. There is no
comparison between games for the blind and games for sighted folk. I
personally just pre-ordered MK VS dc universe yesterday for ps3. can't wait
for that game to be released! the voice chatting should be awesome. and
t
well its not an easy business.
copywrites, the issue that this is not a full time job, you don't get much from
it, etc.
And you don't have a team of devs doing things.
At 01:34 p.m. 26/09/2008, you wrote:
>Hi,
>Yeah, and the wait between accessible game releases isn't the only reason
>blind game
Hi,
Yeah, and the wait between accessible game releases isn't the only
reason blind gamers are looking at mainstream games. For me personally I
tend to find the majority of audio games produced for the blind do not
hold my personal interest. We have plenty of card games, board games,
Space In
Most people are at least trying mainstream games, or attempting to.
Wanna know why? Think about this. When in audio games did we have the
last "big" rlease? Rail Racer which, as of now was released a year
ago. Heck, I don't even know what the last big release was. Been so
long.
On Sep 25,
hmm.
I wander why the secondlifefortheblind site on blogspot said it was.
it is simular because you can chat to others but yeah its not like sl.
Not that I really care either way, but I understand why people here want to
stay with audio games.
The mainstream have not got it right yet not that the
No idea.
I used it on my pc with 2gb of ram but although it shows potentual I am not
impressed although I tried it twice making sure I understood things.
I had issues with getting a username to work and then to actually when I got
one working, ie it didn't error and returned to the dialog to logi
extremely different. second life is just what it sounds, but virtually.
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I don't think Power Up is sim
I don't think Power Up is similar to SL at all. Very different.
On Sep 25, 2008, at 2:16 AM, shaun everiss wrote:
mike and all.
just found a game simular to second life called power up.
www.powerupthegame.org
I have played it but I have not had much luck in getting online,
single player is ok
Yes have looked at it, runs slowly on my pc due to me having only a gig
of ram. It doesn't give you any feedback as to whether your character
was created successfully. Anyone we can contact to give feedback to
about this?
Mike
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