In the past 2.5 years, Accessibility has progressed leaps and bounds in the video game industry. Let's take a moment to let that progress sink in.

Accessibility settings options seen in The Quarry are missing from the latest Dark Pictures release, a situation that hopefully will resolve before season 2's debut.

Introducing even more ways for more people to play Street Fighter, at least for local play.

Removing audio and visual cues is an accessibility downgrade to appease a vocal gatekeeping minority.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are three steps forward, one step back. An ambitious step in the right direction, that disregards aspects of Legends Arceus, and feels constrained by the base Switch hardware.

Some neat new accessibility features, with a few audio visual cues needlessly removed.

A few months post release, let's look at one of the first Non-Sony AAA games to attempt High Contrast Mode implementation.

Right up there with the best of our industry, Ragnarok has some small misteps, but represents a huge step forward for the series.

No matter how accessible your software is, PC offers tools simply not offered on console.

This indie game demo demonstrates how Audio Descriptions SHOULD function in video games.