Latest about Accessibility
Over one billion people live with a disability, and Microsoft is working to help them.
Recent updates and a new developer-friendly service make Microsoft the leader in gaming accessibility.
Helping make gaming more accessible to everyone.
EyeMine lets anyone play Minecraft with just their eyes and an eye tracker.
Just because you don't mind the spiders, doesn't mean the player next to you feels the same.
Today, Thursday, May 16th, 2019, is Global Accessibility Awareness Day; and Microsoft is committed to ensuring that its technology, from conception to production is built for everyone – including the approximate 650 million people living with disabilities.
Most people without disabilities ignore articles about accessibility because they seem irrelevant to them. With the digital world becoming more integral to our lives, and disabilities being acquired through accidents, disease or aging, ignoring this information may not be in our best interests.
Spiders are a huge part of Grounded's gameplay, but that doesn't work for a lot of people. Thankfully, the team at Obsidian implemented a seriously impressive Arachnophobia Mode to help.
