The LauraKBuzz Podcast

There's a bunch of amazing, wonderful, and talented creators in the video game accessibility space. Join me as I try to quick fire tell you about as many as my ADHD can manage in a single sitting.

The number of disabled people in the world is not a small figure, and as such arguements that accessibility is a niche topic miss the mark.

While a list of accessibility settings is easy to measure and praise on paper, the future of accessibility in video games often comes in forms less immidiately visible to the player.

I haven't had this much fun with a fighting game in a long time.

As a gamer without visual memory, this new option could be a game changer.

Accessibility controllers can't just be designned for use on a single hardware generation, and need to be futureproof.

Bringing big budget Sim Racing to blind players!

I hope we see some basic accessibility improvements over Breath of the Wild, but I dare not feel hopeful, given Nintendo's track record the past six years.

A wonderful step toward standardisation, with some teething issues at launch.

As time goes on, unofficial third-party apps become more and more often necessary for disabled players.