As part of the “Accessible Games Initiative,” the five “founding members” — Electronic Arts, Google, Microsoft, Nintendo of America, and Ubisoft — will initially use a set of 24 tags like “large and clear subtitles” and “narrated menus” to communicate certain accessibility features, according to a press release.
this post was submitted on 20 Mar 2025
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What? Is this a positive step by large companies?
The cynic in me thinks they'll push to legislate for this so Indies cannot compete and they make more money from MTX hell.