Posts tagged with: disability
How Situational Disabilities Can Impact Gaming Time
A look at situational disabilities and how they can affect gaming as well as looking at ways accessibility can help many players.
5 Ways to Make a More Accessible Work Environment
As the industry leans into diversity and inclusion, are disabled people part of that? Quite often, getting into the gaming industry relies on who you know, how well connected you are to those making decisions about who gets hired, whose content is important, and who is most visible in gaming. It probably won’t come as […]
Screw that Path of Exile troll — A drop of negativity in a sea of positivity for accessibility
A Path of Exile troll claimed to be banned from the game for using a macro for accessibility. However, it was a disgusting lie.
Marginalized in More Ways Than One
Kate Sánchez brings a wonderful commentary piece to Can I Play That and talks about disability, internalized ableism, and identity.
The Great Outdoors, Indoors – Gaming with Chronic Illness
I’ve been sick for 34 years. When I was younger, my disease would ebb and flow, painfully inflamming every joint in my body for months on end and then it would vanish just as quickly as it came. As I’ve gotten older, the unpredictable waves of illness and disability have become more of a dam […]
Capitalism Failed Me: A Search For Better Marketing and Community in Gaming
Christy talks about how the disabled community is often left out of the marketing hype surrounding new games or technology, and why this needs to change.
