Devil May Cry 5 already had what some would consider accidental accessibility. Perhaps not enough to get through the whole game, but certainly enough to get a start on it. DMC5 Special Edition doesn’t really change anything in that department, but it does do some neat things with the Dual Sense that deserve a mention. […]
Tag: 3d Audio
Forever in the nexus: An Accessibility Review of Demons Souls Remake for PS5
The Demons Souls remake is absolutely a showcase for the power of the Playstation 5. Sadly, this is another game to fall into the unplayable category if you are blind. Yet still, I find I do have a few things to say about it, so I’m going to say those things. Let’s get to it. […]
Spiderman’s Playroom: My Dual Review
Update: I’m going to post the update this way so as to preserve my original impressions. The statement about no blind accessibility features existing, at least in Miles Morales, is no longer true. The game contains narration for ASL, (no other narration sadly), aim assist, and a sort of navigational assist that seems to help […]
Blind Accessibility: Past and Present
Anyone who is a gamer knows how much video games have changed over the years, and not just the games themselves, but the perception of them. This applies to the blind as well, as our perception of game accessibility, what is playable and what isn’t, has also changed. I’d just like to take a moment […]
The Platinum Wireless Headset and 3D Audio: My Uncharted Adventure
When I first heard that the Playstation 4 Platinum Wireless Headset would support not only 7.1 surround sound, but true 3D audio, I knew I had to check it out. The potential for 3D audio in video games, especially for the blind, is staggering, and I wanted to see if playstation could make it a […]