HCI Topic - Universal Availability & Social Inclusion For Videogames
One of the most prominent drivers for modern technological advances is videogames. The videogame industry is constantly and insistently pushing the boundaries of what current hardware and software are capable of. This, in turn, puts pressure on companies to release the 'next best thing'. Unfortunately, this desire often sweeps universal usability under the rug. This paper will take a deep look at how videogame developers currently offer options to make their games accessible to as many users as possible both with hardware and software designs. It will also look at UX & Human Factor principles on how the current implementation may be improved in the future.
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