Antonio I. Martinez - Game Accessibility Nexus

Author: Antonio I. Martinez

Antonio I. Martinez has Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 3 and has been a gamer for most of his life. His background formation in computer programming and English compose his basic skill set. Previously mobility editor for Can I Play That, founded this new project to inform other fellow gamers and offer actionable feedback. As consultant, his work includes publishers like Xbox, Ubisoft and Rebellion. Beyond self-advocacy, he’s done webinars, talks and participated in many interviews on different media channels to educate about the importance of accessibility in games. Judge for The Game Awards and the AGDAs. You can contact him on Twitter/X at @Black1976

Antonio I. Martinez( Founder, Editor-in-Chief, Mobility editor )

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Xbox’s Event Accessibility at gamescom – Interview with Brannon Zahand

Xbox has made significant strides in event accessibility over the past three years. For further insights, editor Antonio I. Martínez spoke with Xbox’s Brannon Zahand, a notable figure in gaming accessibility.

Star Wars Outlaws – Accessibility Hands-On Impressions

Recently, our team had the opportunity to preview “Star Wars Outlaws,” a new game from Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment. These are our early impressions about the game’s accessibility.

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Playstation Access Controller review

Controllers are an essential component of any setup, and for PS5 users the Access controller is Playstation’s proposition. This is our review.

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Player Research Advancing Accessibility – Interview with Améliane F. Chiasson

We interview Améliane F. Chiasson, Games Accessibility Lead at Player Research, to learn more about their new Advancing Accessibility initiative.

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Sniper Elite 5 – Accessibility Review for Rebellion

This talk is a review of Sniper Elite 5, which Rebellion commissioned from Antonio as part of their Global Accessibility Awareness Day events. Thanks to Rebellion for allowing us to post this transcription to offer this content in as many ways as possible.

Evolution Exchange Gaming Episode 95 – Making Games Accessible

Accessibility is the topic in episode 95 of the podcast Evolution Exchange Gaming. The host, Andy Bargh, and guests Cari Watterton, Emilio Jéldrez, Gabriel Eriksson and Antonio Martínez give their insights on a wide range of angles.

Interview with Cari Watterton, Senior Accessibility Designer at Rebellion

After the recent release of Sniper Elite 5, we interviewed Cari Watterton, Senior Accessibility Designer at Rebellion.

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Far Cry 6 – Accessibility Impressions

Far Cry 6 will come up in one month. We were invited to play the game and these are our frist impressions in terms of Accessibility.

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Mobility Review – Horror Tales: The Wine

Horror Tales The Wine is a survival horror game where your skills and courage are tested in the search for a cure to a terrible plague. This is our Mobility Accessibility Review.

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Far Cry 6 Accessibility Features and Interview

A look into Far Cry 6’s Accessibiity and an interview with Douglas Gregory, Game Designer at Ubisoft Toronto.