Nintendo, EA, Google, and Riot Games have begun to implement accessibility tags on their storefronts. The Entertainment Software Association announced this week that these companies joined the Accessible Games Initiative. The tags cover 24 features, such as button remapping and narrated menus, helping many players find games that suit their needs.
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Nintendo, EA, Google (via YouTube Playables), and Riot Games “have begun to implement” the tags as part of the Accessible Games Initiative, following Xbox and Ubisoft, the Entertainment Software Association announced this week. The tags currently cover 24 features, including button remapping and narrated menus.
Six Companies Adopt the Accessible Games Initiative Tags, Helping Players Find Accessibility Features in Popular Video Games
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