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Global Accessibility Awareness Day is an event that takes place in May every year, a day aimed at getting people talking, thinking and learning about digital accessibility.

It did not include any representation of games to start with, but has steadily grown. From a single games panellist on a multi industry panel in 2013 through to GAAD 2016’s six articles, two talks and four videos, including three as part of ID24, and of course the highlight being the unveiling of Uncharted 4’s well known accessibility featureset.

This year there was another huge leap forward, which I think is in line with the huge leap being taken forward in the industry in general. It is now getting to the point where it is hard to keep track of, but hopefully it is still fairly comprehensive!

Some of the events were private, but some are videos and articles freely available online, which make for a great set of new accessibility resources.

There were several internal awareness raising events, the first being at the BBC. They held a live streamed multi venue multi industry event, which included demos of switch-accessible preschool gaming:

And also had blind gamer SightlessKombat on hand, taking on challengers in Killer Instinct:

https://twitter.com/OneSwitch/status/865202698504871936 

Next up cross-industry accessibility consultancy Funka held a dedicated game accessibility awareness raiser at their head office in Stockholm, with 150 attendees:

https://twitter.com/FunkaNu/status/865106114655944704

Gaikai, makers of PlayStation Now, also held an internal event, sponsored by their new Accessibility Committee. Opening talks by Mike Olsen and Dave Perry, demo stations covering a range of game genres, impairment simulations and custom hardware, and a wide range of accessibility resources. And cupcakes.

https://twitter.com/Gaikai_Inc/status/865348441576058880

Sony HQ also held an internal awareness raising event, with similar demo stations to Gaikai, and talks from blind gamer Brandon Cole, accessibility specialist & DAGERS editor in chief Josh Straub, and AbleGamers founder and CEO Mark Barlet.

Josh Straub and Shuhei Yoshida

Ablegamers also had a twitch stream with BlindNewWorld, BlindGamerMisadventures, and BlindGamerDK:

http://ift.tt/2rYwNeZ

It was a busy day for AbleGamers, they had people visiting Google and Bungie too.

There were some other streams over the day, one from one handed gamer BatlerGaming, talking about his experiences:

https://twitter.com/BatlerGaming/status/865235948602314753

And one from Tanya DePass of INeedDiverseGames and myself, chewing the fat on accessibility in general:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQld5KGugBg&

The IGDA’s game accessibility SIG published all of the talks from #GAConf (a new conference dedicated solely to game accessibility) on Youtube for free:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVEo4bPIUOsmhxWT181OPVq9Z1P8Qjf19

And also spent the day tweeting out some of the best quotes from the conference:

https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=default&q=%40ga_conf%20%23gaad&src=typd

ID@Xbox put out two pieces of content, first showcasing the #GAConf videos:

http://ift.tt/2rwwSn5

And another on the recently added Xbox co-pilot functionality, together with recommendations of games to try with it:

http://ift.tt/2qF8TkC

Apple produced as set of videos showcasing various areas of system accessibility, not specifically on gaming but featuring well known pro blind gamer Carlos Vasquez, who was the catalyst for the accessibility mode now present in Mortal Kombat X and both Injustice games:

Carlos competing at EVO

http://ift.tt/2qERtVt

Another video, this time from Jesse Anderson on design tips for low vision in VR third person games:

https://twitter.com/BGFH79/status/865218350552690690

Still on the topic of VR, Alice Wong posted an interview with Hannah Gillis of ILMxLAB on the accessibility considerations in their Star Wars VR project:

http://ift.tt/2q9Vxf4

Zohar Gan released an early prototype of an accessibility plugin for Unreal:

https://twitter.com/techscouter/status/865077192996401152

Meeple Like Us wrote a really nice article covering both a retrospective on the first year of the project and some thoughts on the meaning and importance of accessibility in tabletop gaming:

http://ift.tt/2qTcIX6

Blind gamer Aser Tolentino wrote a piece on his experiences running RPGs, both remotely and in person:

http://ift.tt/2qEWQ71

SpecialEffect’s GAAD post showcased renowned accessibility leader and Abilitynet’s head of digital inclusion Robin Christopherson, and also the GAAD quiz – more on that a bit later.

http://ift.tt/2rYCdXc

Household Games announced a swathe of accessibility features for their upcoming game Way of the Passive Fist:

Demo of fully remappable one handed gameplay

https://twitter.com/HHGamesInc/status/865230486049783808

Mackenzie Eaton of Boat Rocker Digital showcased the design solution they adopted for colorblindness in Orphan Black:

https://twitter.com/Macktimus/status/865260648787214336

Bryce Johnson of Xbox showcased a PC Gamer article on a Minecraft server for autistic kids:

http://ift.tt/2rjjVNc

UKIE ran their annual student game jam across global accessibility awareness day this year, with an award for most accessible game:

https://twitter.com/MrCallumJones/status/865261102938161152

Barrie Ellis blogged about Tar Heel, adapting first person driving videos into switch controlled cause and effect activities:

http://ift.tt/2rYojVf

Barrie also put up a detailed pin guide for modding Xbox One controllers:

http://ift.tt/2rYmcAs

I posted a piece myself, on recent innovations and tools in the field of accessibility for blind gamers:

http://ift.tt/2qnu0c5

I also put up the aforementioned 20 question accessibility trivia quiz, some nice and interesting facts amongst it including some pretty rarely known ones:

http://ift.tt/2qEJ5p3  

Christer Kaitila had a quick reminder for devs of why considering colourblindness is important:

https://twitter.com/McFunkypants/status/865209895137591299

Chris AKA Phoenix AKA deafgamerstv took part in a11ychi’s GAAD panel:

https://youtu.be/SOcdd0vyXnk?t=46m48s  

Daniel Göransson gave a talk for t12t in Stockholm on console accessibility and how it relates to web:

http://ift.tt/2qF0U76

And last but not least Rinchen Emma Ridley gave a talk about both implementing and advocating game accessibility in globally distributed teams, for a11ybytes Melbourne:

https://twitter.com/RavenAlly/status/865141035848024065

To finish up, just a few of the many nice quotes from throughout the day:

Disabled people have critical creative & audit roles to play in accessibility to ensure it is authentic and actually works. – Robyn Hunt, accease

I didn't actively consider player accessibility until Jason Canam brought it to my attention, it helps inform decisions now.  – Mackenzie Eaton, Boat Rocker Digital

The video game is the conduit to the community...gaming is a window to the world. – Mark Barlet, AbleGamers

The community will help, we want the same access. – Brandon Cole

No-one wants to be defined by their physical limitations. – Josh Straub, DAGERS

We are people who want to play your games, but you aren’t letting us, you aren’t letting us participate. You’re getting our money, but we aren’t getting what we paid for. - DeafGamersTV

It is part of our values that we will not compromise on. – Tim Cook, Apple

I used to tell friends that for a large part of human history, careers for the blind were restricted to beggar, musician or soothsayer. I graduated from law school in the top 5% of my class, record and produce a podcast enjoyed by literally dozens of people and make a nuisance of myself on social media just like anyone else. We truly live in a golden age. - Aser Tolentino, The Redacted Files

It means that, as gamedev, we need to offer a great UX to ALL players. – Celia Hodent, Epic Games

My life has been immensely enriched by the diversity of people within it.   I want my hobbies to be similarly enriched, and that’s only going to happen when we all accept the fundamental importance of accessibility for all. We’ve all got a role to play in this – as agitators, as advocates, and as informed consumers of culture. – Michael Heron, Meeple Like Us

It was very inspirational to hear Josh talk about accessibility in games, what impact we developers can have on the lives of many people :) - Shuhei Yoshida, Sony

I am loving all these game #accessibility tweets today. Just a flood of goodness. - Adriane Kuzminski, SmashClayAudio

Every day is Global Accessibility Awareness Day. – Elle Waters, simplyaccessible

Republished from http://ift.tt/2qOaVCS

[eplusgames]

I love this excellent speedy minigames set! Now even more minimalistic - just one button #game ^)

[mnariapad]

Review of Purina One dry cat food Urinary Health Formula A few years ago one of my cats had urine crystals and ever since I have been feeding Hills Prescription Diet Urinary Care c/d which runs $40 for 8.5 lbs. When I went to the vet a month ago I asked if it would be okay to use Purina One dry cat food Urinary Health Formula. My vet said try it and if all is okay then it's fine. I began the Purina Switch the next day. Before I fed my cats Hills I fed them Cat Chow. I would find barf all over the house. I'm pleased to say that Purina One does not cause that issue. Their coats feel so much smoother and seem to shed less. @ They have no issues at all and are my happy kitties! I am also glad I'm only paying $16 for 7 lbs. I highly recommend Purina One dry cat food Urinary Health Formula especially if you have a kitty that had crystals. I have received products for complimentary testing purposes.

[inventability]

This is a new series where we feature a great website you should check out. We’ll feature a mix of ‘disabled world’ sites and hackability sites. Hacking is a general design principle, and it’s also a grassroots movement made up of many types of people who find and figure out and cobble together stuff to make the world work better.

Today we feature:

One Switch

It is what it says: a collection of resources for people who use one switch. This is an AMAZING site for people who are severely physically disabled. It can be a little hard to read because of the styling, but it’s totally worth it.

From their About page:

I chose the name OneSwitch, as a lot of disabled people I worked for found it easier to control devices using just one disability standard switch. These are simple on/off push button switches that connect to adapted equipment by plugging them into a headphone-style socket.

For example - a Playstation 2 can be used to stop/start music CDs and DVD films. The standard Playstation controller is too small and fiddly for many to use, but with an adapted Playstation controller and a remote switch it’s no longer a problem. This kind of equipment is often called assistive technology or enabling equipment.

For gamers, the SwitchGaming blog covers loads of news and tips for gaming with a single switch input, and it’s been going a decade, so there’s a massive wealth of information and resources built up there.

The Ideas section covers all kinds of actual STUFF YOU CAN DO with one switch: gaming, art, music, etc, but that’s a little sparse compared to the real gold on this website: the DIY section, which is an absolute gold mine of incredible step by step guides to hacking all kinds of electronic equipment to work with one switch, including adapting commercial products to act as switch interfaces and loads more.

Featured Post: One switch to take photos and short videos.

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[aznibuki]

@influenster @purinaONEcats

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Got my free #voxbox today for my review!! Hope my cats will enjoy #ONEswitch #unboxing #influenster @influenster #Purina #review

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[lolorose13]

She sits on her butt! Waiting for food...#ONEswitch

[kshaw89]

@purinaONEcat and @Influenster #ONEswitch and #contest sugar loves her new cat food!!!!

[beckyenglish]

Purina One dry cat food product test

It's been almost a month since I started my cat on the Purina One dry cat food. First off, when we switch foods we always do it gradually. Now to the review. The cat seemed to really like the food, although she isn't too particular. The bad part I've found with most cat foods other than her normal food is that she has at least twice as many hairball/vomit incidences. The Purina One was no different. Every morning I get to wake up to a puke somewhere. So, we will be switching back to her normal food. I received these products complimentary from Influenster for testing purposes.

[loveisinthebones]

PurinaONE

I recently received a free sample from @influenster and @purinaONEcats for testing purposes. My cat really seemed to enjoy the switch. She seems more energetic and her coat seems extra soft. I would definitely recommend to fellow cat owners.

[dsali8]

Amelia pond can't get enough!! Her whole head was in the bag. she's a lucky cat and received this complimentary for testing purposes from @influenster and @PurinaONEcat #ONEswitch #contest