Daily Headlines
- Sony Launches Project Leonardo - A Customisable Playstation Controller at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) 2023
- Electronic Arts to Provide Free Access to Technology
- Microsoft Begins New Program to Make Games More Accessible
- App Enables Persons with Visual Impairment Play Popular Game
- Intel to Study Gamers with Disabilties to Make Future Products More Accessible
- Start-up Receives UNICEF’s Innovation Fund for Innovation in Gaming
- Inclusive Gaming: Popular Game by Sony Aims to be More Accessible
- Accessible Gaming: Special Game Jam to Explore Accessibility Challenges
- Nintendo's Latest Switch Update Enables Greater Accessibility
- University of Michigan Researchers Develop AR Gaming for Children with Disabilities
- Rules by FCC Require Accessible Communications in Video Games
- Canada: University of Alberta Students Develop Mind-Controlled Video Game
- Brain Driver Enables Persons with Mobility Impairments to Play Video Games Using Their Mind
- Canadian Games Developer to Make AAA Games Accessible for Gamers
- Interactive Fiction Technology Program Releases Accessibility Testing Report
- IKEA Launches Gaming Products Focused on Accessibility and Esports
- Accessible Gaming: Ubisoft Works Towards Making Games More Accessible
- Chat Functionality in Games Must be Accessible to Players with Disabilities
- Xbox's Tara Voelker: Still 'A Long Way to Go' in Making Games Truly Accessible
- Microsoft and Special Olympics Partnership Focuses on Inclusion in E-Sports at Special Olympics 2018
- How Video Game Companies Are Improving The Experience For the Blind
- Designing for VR Accessibility
- FCC Extends Waiver for Video Game Accessibility for the Last Time