AbleGamers Reviews Games From a Disability Standpoint

eldavojohn writes "Early last month a visually impaired gamer sued Sony under the Americans with Disabilities Act (and if you think that people with disabilities don't play games, think again). The AbleGamers Foundation has decided to step forward and provide a rating system for games that blends together a number of factors to determine a score with regard to accessibility. Visual, hearing, motion, closed captioning, speed settings, difficulty settings and even colorblindness options are all taken into account when compiling these scores and reviewing these games."

Not good enough

[Anonymous Coward]

The rating should also take into account how many of the NPCs are black Jewish vegetarian lesbian quadriplegic single mothers.

Good news

[azior]

I know a game for people with a handicap: golfing

On a serious note: this is good news, gaming/entertainment could get really mature

Re:This is absolute nonesense

[ph0rk]

Don't ever tell me what I can't do!