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Discussing Accessibility and Representation in Video Games
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Before we begin, I want to mention that the inspiration for this video came from a Micro Talk titled “Say “Yes” to Start: How Custom Voice Commands Effect Gameplay”, which was given a few weeks ago by Viktor, also known as @VoicedGaming.Bsky.Social, at the Game Accessibility Gathering at Unity Brighton.
