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Accessible gaming - in Croydon!

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Vaughan | 00:00 UK time, Tuesday, 9 August 2005

If you're a gaming fanatic and anywhere near the Croydon area this weekend, get yourself along to the Fairfield Halls on Saturday 13 August for the Classic Gaming Expo UK, because one of the stands is going to feature OneSwitch.org.uk, a group that specialises in accessible gaming. They'll be demonstrating single switch games, head tracker games, audio games, subtitled games and - well, the whole accessible gaming caboodle, frankly. Find out more about some of the games they've got in store for visitors to try out on the day by dropping by their website.

The mention of classic games just provoked a long discussion in the Ouch office about our misspent '80s youth playing on ZX Spectrums and Ataris and all that stuff. Excuse us while we revert to childhood for a while.

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  • At 12:00 AM on 10 Aug 2005, mentalas wrote:


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