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Duke of Kent trying VR

Published by Richard on 18/10/2016. Full size is 900×720 pixels.

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Julian

20/07/2017 | #

It’s a very interesting point about if developers should make their games accessible or not, or how far they should go.
I feel there are somethings that developers can do but there will be a point where game play will be compromised and that is not in their interests or for those without a disability. Some options to make the game easier to play maybe or a simplified control method.
FIFA for example has a mouse control option. This makes it possible for some alternative access devices to be used.
carolyn

30/03/2017 | #

I hope all the disabled super mums out there had a great day. You are all an inspiration in the same way parents to disabled kids are
Paul

28/06/2016 | #

Hi Rebecca,

Welcome to the team. Nice article and a great resource for me to pass to some of our interested clients.
Maya Haynes

10/06/2015 | #

Thanks John! So glad to hear you liked the blog! I’ll definitely check out Revitalise! 🙂
John

08/06/2015 | #

Great post Maya!

Some truly fantastic tips on there, really glad you had an amazing time! Trip advisor and disabled holiday directory are some great tools to help you find the perfect location. Have you ever looked into using Revitalise . I’ve heard they do some amazing facilities in the UK. Definitely worth checking out 🙂

Duke of Kent trying VR

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