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GameAccessibility.org is looking for partners to help add to the site. Help forward game accessibility, add to the FAQ's and so on. If you or your organization would like to partner with the AbleGamers Foundation on this venture, please contact us
Our Work
From AbleGamers.com
- AbleGamers Web Game of the Week: Kindergarten
- Eye Gaze Mario - Play With Your Eyes
- ASL Features Already Dis-Kinected
- Bungie Punishes You For Quitting Early
- AbleGamers Web Game of the Week: Raft Wars
- Gaming is a high priority according to Americans
- I Connect with Kinect
- AbleGamers Web Game of the Week: Flakboy 2
- PC Gaming Stays Strong, Despite Shelf Space
- Kinect as Sign Language Interpreter?
No Excuses - Learn
- Add closed captioning for all dialogue and important sound effects.
- What do you mean with Lack of Mobility?
- Accessible Documentation: Provide documentation in an accessible format
- Easier Difficulty Settings
- What is Repetitive Stress Injury?
- Assist Modes: Provide Assist Modes
- IGDA GA-SIG Game Accessibility white paper.
- Allow all controls to be remapped to better suit accessible controllers.
- What are Neurological Disorders?
- Audio Game Survey Results - 2007
Game Accessibility News
- Epic Playstation Move Psych Up
- Dance! It's Your Stage drops on XBLA. First Multiplayer-Multimodal Exergame (MME)
- GYROXUS - Partial Motion-Gaming Chair, SEEE- Spectrum of Exergaming Energy Expenditure
- Labor Stats Tank, But Here’s the Good News on Disabilities
- Concussion Research Using Wii Fit [Exergame, WiiHab]
- Fighters Uncaged for Kinect (Exergame)
- AbleGamers Paves the Way for Gamers with Disabilities
- NYC Mayor Hosts Disabilities Awards
- Intel and GE Team Up to Make Home Health Devices
- Labor Dept. Grants $2 Million for ‘Add Us In’ Program
The Players
sheryl flynn, phd
Founder Games4Rehab.com
About This Site
Who are we?
This site represents of the Industry Outreach arms of the AbleGamers Foundation Inc, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that hopes to bring a real world resource online for game developers and researchers to find the information they need to make games more accessible.About the AbleGamers Foundation
The AbleGamers Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization staffed by volunteers who have dedicated themselves to bring the digital entertainment space to people with disabilities. For more information, visit AbleGamersFoundation.org
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