One of the most frequently asked questions is this one: What types of games do I like to play?
When I had enough sight, I used to play air hockey, some pickup basketball, some ice hockey, and the usual board games and accessible computer games. Nowadays, I have limited my enjoyment to chess, and several accessible computer games. What do I mean by accessible computer games?
Games on the computer with voice output. In short, games that have a speaking facility that allows me to hear what is on the screen, hear what I type and enter, and feedback from my input.
I am a definite games person. I love things such as Battle Ship, Solitaire, word games, and of course chess. I can no longer play air hockey but I am just dying for someone to develop an accessible air hockey game or something similar.
I'm Donna J. Jodhan your friendly accessibility advocate wishing you a terrific day and inviting you to go out there and share my pleasure for games with others. Visit www.aph.org to learn more about how blind persons play games.
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