Articles by Courtney Craven

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Ghost of Tsushima, Ooblets, Rocket Arena, Paper Mario – do July’s big games pass the accessibility test?

5 8 月, 2020 Courtney Craven 0

July saw the release of another highly anticipated PS4 exclusive, Ghost of Tsushima. While it doesn’t come close to being the accessibility gem that last month’s The Last of us: Part 2, it and Ooblets have made for a pretty great July during a pandemic, with beautiful biomes to explore and dance battles to be […]

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Games are being remastered with little thought to accessibility

1 6 月, 2020 Courtney Craven 0

If you couldn’t play the original, you probably can’t play the remaster. In the latest of our columns on accessibility in games, Courtney Craven plays new releases and remasters from May.May was the month of remasters and not a whole lot else. From 1940s gangs in Mafia 2 to adventuring around the titans in Xenoblade […]

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Predator, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, and Fallout 76 make April a good month for accessibility

28 4 月, 2020 Courtney Craven 0

I come bearing good news, folks! April proved to be a much better month for video game accessibility than March. Which is lucky because that’s about the only good thing about the longest April there ever was. Let’s begin with the best of the month, and the most surprising, shall we?Predator: Hunting GroundsPredator: Hunting Grounds […]

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