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Game Review: Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D
First off, let me apologize to my readers for my two week hiatus. I was away from my home office and didn’t have good internet. That said, I wanted to come back and review a game that was both incredibly well done and accessible enough for anyone to enjoy. Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is not that game. While it is up to the high standards of Nintendo gamemaking, there are enough major barriers to accessibility that most disabled gamers should probably just avoid this title—which is unfortunate, because it really is well-made.

E3 Afterwards: Ubisoft
Historically, Ubisoft’s E3 press conferences are full of two things: unintelligible humor and blockbuster games. And while we at DAGERS can’t critique the accessibility of their jokes, we did notice a thing or two about the titles they revealed at this year’s E3 press briefing.
E3 Afterwards: EAEA was the second company to hold a major press conference on Mandy, and they debuted an impressive lineup of games for everyone from hard core shooter fans to people to people looking for an enjoyable romp through the garden—all types of gamers were represented. From what we could see on Monday, disabled gamers will be able to enjoy many of the titles that EA discussed. Here’s the rundown. E3 Afterwards: MicrosoftThe Xbox One was physically revealed Monday at E3. With it came a host of information about new games and hardware being put out by Microsoft. Unfortunately, from the standpoint of accessibility, Microsoft comes in dead last of all the companies to hold press conferences at this year’s E3. June 7, 2013: Weekly FreebieGamers are holding their breath while the industry gears up for E3 next week. But until then, here’s a free game download that should satisfy any disabled gamer who likes a good story and good action. |
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