Accessibility Game developers can now simulate colorblindness with Ubisoft’s public Chroma tool The Chroma tool lets developers filter games to see how content looks to people with color blindness. Xbox Adaptive Joystick launches exclusively to Microsoft Store The 15th annual Microsoft Ability Summit celebrated the company's commitment to accessibility by launching the Xbox Adaptive Joystick exclusively to the Microsoft Store. Bethesda outlines Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's accessibility When we all bash fascists, we all win! Indiana Jones and the Great Circle features an array of accessibility features, with more planned for the future. Latest about Accessibility Microsoft researchers develop VR 'canetroller' for the visually impaired By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 19 February 18 Microsoft is working to make VR more accessible to the visually impaired with one of its latest research projects, the "canetroller." Virtual Reality Microsoft talks accessibility improvements coming to Windows and Office 365 in 2017 By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 2 December 16 Windows 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 Archives Get the Windows Central NewsletterAll the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1You can now buy two Nintendo Switch 2 consoles for the price of one ROG Ally X2PC Gaming Show returns June 8 — here's when and how to watch the show3MSI Claw owners need to grab this Intel Arc GPU driver update to fix an irritating audio bug on their Windows 11 handhelds4Dune: Awakening is already making big waves before it's even fully released5This new third-party Xbox controller is more than just a floral reskin
Microsoft researchers develop VR 'canetroller' for the visually impaired By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 19 February 18 Microsoft is working to make VR more accessible to the visually impaired with one of its latest research projects, the "canetroller."
Microsoft talks accessibility improvements coming to Windows and Office 365 in 2017 By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 2 December 16
