Stevie Wonder proposes: video games accessible for disabled

Let’s take a break from all the video game trailers we’ve been getting from the VGA 2009 and pause to consider Stevie Wonder’s plea to the gaming community: make games accessible to disabled people like himself.

Let’s take a break from all the video game trailers we’ve been getting from the VGA 2009 and pause to consider Stevie Wonder’s plea to the gaming community: make games accessible to disabled people like himself.

The Motown Legend  was at the Video Game Awards 2009 to present the award for the Best Music Game of the year, which rightly went to The Beatles: Rock Band. But in his introduction for the award, he not only made praise of how music games have made music much more accessible to younger generations, he also gave highlight to an issue that has yet to be truly addressed by the community.

Something like this, maybe?

Video games for the disabled. That’s a noble idea. And it’s probably not all too impossible too, what with the new technology coming out for video games. Am sure the geniuses of the industry can cook something up for them, right? What do you guys think?

Stevie Wonder is a world renowned singer/ songwriter/ musician, despite his blindness.

Via [The Lost Gamer]