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‘Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart’ Ups the Ante on Accessibility – WIRED
Insomniac Games’ new banner title shows what developers can do to make games more inclusive.
Instead, the team approached it from a gameplay perspective to see what situations or controls would benefit from a shortcut, Zorrilla says. Some situations could be addressed by offering toggles (like opening the Weapon Wheel or aiming), but successive…
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