Featured Article: The Use Of The Mouse In Audio Games
This site features an article which discusses the use of the mouse in audio games. Follow the image link above to view the article.
This website is part of the Game Accessibility project, a research project that focuses on the accessibility of electronic games for gamers with disabilities. This website aims to inform disabled gamers about the availability of accessible games, and functions at the same time as an academic resource for developers, publishers and researchers in order to stimulate accessibility in games.
Zombies from out of space invaded earth. Took all the women, good food and Jack's rubber ducky. Jack sets out on a zombie killing rampage to get back his rubber ducky so he can take a
bath. Armed with a shotgun, machete and surrounded by zombies, Jack is certain to introduce those rubber-ducky-stealing alien zombies to a world of pain!
There's only one problem: Jack is blind. Use your hearing to locate the zombies before they attack. Pull the trigger or machete the hell out of 'm to retake Jack's rubber ducky.
Where's my Rubber Ducky app is an awesome 3D shooter that is also accessible for the visual impaired. Specially for people who hate monsters stealing their rubber ducky! It uses 3D Augmented Audio Reality technology. It feels like you're surrounded by zombies from out of space! Download the Where is my Rubber Ducky app for your iPhone from free at the App Store.
The Game Accessibility project has been made possible by a financial contribution from NSGK (Dutch Foundation for the Disabled Child) and SNS Bank. More information about sponsors and participants.
