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Diablo IV: Second Anniversary – Interview with Drew McCrory

Two years after Diablo IV’s release, the game still stands tall. Not just for its gripping dark fantasy and relentless action, but for something far more powerful: its accessibility. Our editor Antonio I. Martínez spoke with Drew McCrory, Senior Lead UX and Accessibility Designer about this long journey.

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Low Vision Game Review – Astro Bot

Astro Bot is a 3D platformer where Astro and his crew navigate the cosmos. The game features intuitive gameplay, secret discoveries, varied environments, and charming characters. This is our Low Vision Accessibility review.

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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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Low Vision Game Review – Rise of the Ronin

Rise of the Ronin catapults you into the heart of Japan’s Bakumatsu era. This open-world game, crafted by Team Ninja, offers thrilling combat, captivating narratives, and unforgettable characters. With improved accessibility features, it’s a step forward from their previous titles. This is our Blind / Low Vision Accessibility review.

Diablo IV: Second Anniversary – Interview with Drew McCrory

Low Vision Game Review – Astro Bot

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

Star Wars Outlaws – Accessibility Hands-On Impressions

Playstation Access Controller review

Low Vision Game Review – Rise of the Ronin

Deaf Game Review – Dave The Diver

Low Vision Game Review – The Last of Us Part II Remastered

Low Vision Game Review – Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown

Low Vision Game Review – Marvel’s Spider-Man 2