ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On Tuesday 18th of March, The Daily Connect was broadcasting live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow.
Whilst there, we invited RNIB's James Kyle and Triple Tap Tech's Fraser Fleming to talk about accessible gaming.
Image description: James and Fraser are holding up controllers as they play "God of War" on a large screen in front of them. Kratos, the lead character of the games, is highlighted in bright blue, standing out against the more muted background.
Whilst there, we invited RNIB's James Kyle and Triple Tap Tech's Fraser Fleming to talk about accessible gaming.
Image description: James and Fraser are holding up controllers as they play "God of War" on a large screen in front of them. Kratos, the lead character of the games, is highlighted in bright blue, standing out against the more muted background.
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