Azureth
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This is a very interesting video regarding it: How Are Games Biased Against the Disabled?
I think he makes some great points, such as color blind mode, how the Wii U is unfriendly to left handers (which isn't a disability but still) and ESPECIALLY how developers could help a lot by having remappable controls in console games.
For me I have trouble with my arms but one big reason I love PC gaming is that (usually) you can totally remap the keys how you see fit so I can play, but for console games that use bumpers/triggers it's more difficult; something that would be easier if I could remap the buttons.
What do you think?
I think he makes some great points, such as color blind mode, how the Wii U is unfriendly to left handers (which isn't a disability but still) and ESPECIALLY how developers could help a lot by having remappable controls in console games.
For me I have trouble with my arms but one big reason I love PC gaming is that (usually) you can totally remap the keys how you see fit so I can play, but for console games that use bumpers/triggers it's more difficult; something that would be easier if I could remap the buttons.
What do you think?