Blind accessibility

A dark, dramatic digital art image for the game Ninja Gaiden 4. It features a ninja with a sword on their back, wearing a mask and a highly detailed, metallic, oni-like helmet. Overlayed in the foreground is a smaller, action-oriented figure, likely the main protagonist, mid-strike with two glowing blue katanas. The background is dark with abstract blue light effects suggesting a futuristic or neon-lit city environment.

Game Reviews / News / PlayStation / Reviews / Xbox

Oct 31, 2025

Ninja Gaiden 4 – Accessibility Review

Victor and a woman - Jyothi - are seated at a wooden table in the Google Discovery Accessibility Center, engaged in conversation. Victor is looking at his phone, and the woman is looking at a laptop.

Oct 30, 2025

A Visit at the Google Accessibility Discovery Center in London and thoughts about Android Accessibility for the Blind

A samurai in traditional armor and straw hat kneels on a rocky, leaf-strewn hilltop. Surrounding them are six upright swords embedded in the ground, creating a semicircle. Yellow leaves float through the air. Behind him, a large snow-capped mountain rises into the misty sky. At the top and center of the image, the words “GHOST OF YŌTEI” are written in bold letters, with the letter “O” stylized to include a golden leaf. The color palette is dominated by white, gray, and gold tones, evoking a dramatic and atmospheric scene.

Game Reviews / News / PlayStation / Reviews

Oct 3, 2025

Ghost of Yōtei – Accessibility Overview and First Impressions – PS5 Pro

A Nintendo Switch home screen showing the "Super Mario Party Jamboree" game icon highlighted and "Playing" below it. Other games like "Super Mario Bros. Wonder" and "Mario Kart World" are also visible.

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Aug 1, 2025

Accessibility review: Super Mario Party Jamboree – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV

News / Nintendo Switch / Reviews / Tech

Jun 23, 2025

Accessibility Review: two weeks with the Nintendo Switch 2

A silhouette of a man facing away, wearing a cap and a jacket, with a weapon strapped to his back. The silhouette is filled with a scene showing a fiery background with bright orange and red tones. In front of the flames, there are dark silhouettes of people, creating a sense of movement and urgency. Birds are flying above the scene, adding to the dynamic composition. In the center of the silhouette, there is a rectangular box with the text "DAYS GONE" in bold white letters, and below it, "REMASTERED" in smaller white letters. The background is a light, neutral color, which highlights the central image and text.

Game Reviews / News / PlayStation / Reviews

Apr 28, 2025

Days Gone Remastered Accessibility Deep Dive and Impressions on PS5

Game Reviews / News / Xbox

Apr 3, 2025

South of Midnight Review – a Southern Gothic Masterpiece with Heart, Soul, and Accessibility (spoiler-free)

The title screen for "Astro Bot." The title is displayed prominently in large, glowing white letters against a deep blue space-themed background filled with stars and nebulae. The letter "O" in "BOT" has a ring around it, resembling a planet with a ring. Below the title, there is a prompt that says "Press Any Button." At the bottom of the image, there is a copyright notice for 2024 Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc., mentioning that the game is developed by Team Asobi and that Astro Bot is a trademark of Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC.

Game Reviews / News / PlayStation / Reviews

Sep 4, 2024

Astro Bot: Accessibility Overview and Review

"God of War Ragnarok Valhalla" artwork. It features a large, imposing stone gateway with Norse-style carvings and the silhouette of Kratos, a muscular, armored man standing in the foreground, facing away from the viewer towards the gateway. The game's title is overlaid on the image in large, stylized lettering. The atmosphere is dark and misty, suggesting a cold, ancient world.

Hands On / News / PlayStation

Dec 13, 2023

Hands on with God of War Ragnarök Valhalla

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Dec 11, 2023

Hardware Review: PlayStation Portal – A Revolutionary Way to Remote Play