Sentences with phrase «help gamers with disabilities»

Microsoft has just announced a new controller for the Xbox One that is primarily designed to help gamers with disabilities.

If you'd like to get involved, GameBlast LIVE are goading gamers into holding their own sponsored gaming marathons between February 20th - 22nd, and all money raised will be going toward helping those gamers with disabilities.

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Our charity, AbleGamers, helps people with disabilities enjoy the imaginary worlds of video games.

Hoping to gain insight from the players that have spent so long feeling overlooked or left out, this is an opportunity for gamers with disabilities to work directly with game developers to «leverage their personal challenges (due to their various disabilities) faced while playing games, helping enhance and shape and the future of game accessibility based on real - world, first - hand experiences.»

This year we will also be supporting Special Effect, a UK based charity that helps people with disabilities to enjoy video games.

I think this is the first OEM controller designed to help people with disabilities have an easier time playing games so kudos to Microsoft for doing the research and development on this and actually releasing it.

They formed to help build custom solutions for gamers with disabilities and to advocate on behalf of them with game publishers and console manufacturers.

Credit: Microsoft Dubbed the Xbox Adaptive Controller, Microsoft's new gamepad is designed for gamers of all types and could specifically help players with disabilities more easily play and enjoy the games they love.

The 12 «x18» poster is limited to 100 prints and is part of the Poster Cause Project, meaning that all proceeds from your purchase will benefit SpecialEffect, a UK - based charity we've previously featured for its goal of helping children with disabilities play video games.

In general, in any fighting game, there will always be a point past which those with fine motor disabilities can not proceed without having help completing the rest of the game.

This means that the game play will be incredible flexible, which will be good news for all disabled players, but especially for those with delayed reflexes or other fine motor issues, since if their hands won't allow them to get past a certain area, there will more than likely be other options that help compensate for their disability.

All of the proceeds will be given to SpecialEffect, a charity that offers help to anyone with a disability through games, art and technology.

Video games have been shown to help those with disabilities by improving fine motor functions, managing pain, and providing much needed escape and entertainment.

Gamers with disabilities have reportedly asked game companies to come up with various features that will also help enhance their gameplay experience.

The author continues with her practical hands - on activities — with the help of games, manipulatives, props, and worksheets — to make learning concrete and more tangible to hands - on learners, including those with Down syndrome, autism, or other cognitive disabilities.