Interviews - Game Accessibility Nexus

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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.

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.

Alexstrasza in human form, with a red dragon behind her. In the distance a myriad of dragons of all colors and shapes fly through the sky in fron of a mejetic view of two white mountains.

Accessibility Interview with Nikki Crenshaw – Senior Researcher for Warcraft

Interview with Nikki Crenshaw on the Accessibility for World of Warcraft Dragonflight.

Sniper Elite 5 cover depicting a soldier aiming through a rifle scope on a beach during war, with soldiers around him in what looks like the allied invasion on D-Day.

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.

Antón Castillo, a middle aged man of latino heritage dressed in an imposing white jacked. He stands behind a young teen, his son Diego. Both have a severe expression in their faces. Behind them palmtrees, buildings and people revolting are engulfed in red color.

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.

Updated Xbox Accessibility Guidelines: A Dialogue with Brannon Zahand

After the announcement of XAG 2.0 and Microsoft Game Accessibility Testing Services, we had the chance to talk to Brannon Zahand about the current state and future of Xbox’s accessibility.