IN 2009 AbleGamers, an American charity hoping to improve the lot of disabled video-game players, sent some representatives to a game-development conference in San Francisco. They asked the assembled producers if they had ever thought about making their products disability-friendly. Most said no. A few said yes. One person walked away laughing. That was a mistake. In America alone, some 33m players of video games are reckoned (on a broad definition) to have one sort of disability or another. How...
IN 2009 AbleGamers, an American charity hoping to improve the lot of disabled video-game players, sent some representatives to a game-development conference in San Francisco. They asked the assembled producers if they had ever thought about making their products disability-friendly. Most said no. A few said yes. One person walked away laughing. That was a mistake. In America alone, some 33m players of video games are reckoned (on a broad definition) to have one sort of disability or another. How...
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