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AbleGamers offers game reviews that focus on accessibility. While games might have many qualities, some of them may be difficult to appreciate by disabled players. AbleGamers provides critique and advice on several aspects one may take for granted, including the presence of subtitles, colorblind options and adjustable controls. “There are countless sites out there that review games for their graphics and sound, but no one is looking at the game from the standpoint of accessibility,” explains Mark C. Barlet, President of the AbleGamers Foundation.

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Traveling Wheelchair website

Traveling Wheelchair website

Kenny Cieplik, 34, also known as the “traveling wheelchair” is fighting to make buildings accessible to disabled people in Middleborough (Massachusetts, USA). With the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 approaching its 20-year anniversary, Kenny’s blog -thetravelingwheelchair.com- rates handicapped access at local businesses and brings attention to the challenges faced by disabled people. Cieplik started life with no disabilities, but suffered a massive cerebral hemorrhage at age 11.
Source: Wicked Local Middleborough

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