Resources
Here are some links to other sites you may find useful. There's a little of everything here, and more resources will be added in the future.
Able Gamers
Able Gamers gives people with disabilities custom gaming setups and assistive technology that allow them to enjoy gaming like everyone else.
SpecialEffect
SpecialEffect is another great resource that provides adaptive gaming technology to people with disabilities.
Game Accessibility Conference (GA Conf)
The Game Accessibility Conference started in 2017, and is now an annual event during the Monday of the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco. It is currently a one-day conference deveoted exclusively to game accessibility. After each year's conference, all sessions are archived on their YouTube channel as well.
Game Accessibility Guidelines
This site is a great resource for game developers on making their games more accessible to people with all abilities.
XR Access
XR Access is an organization dedicated to improving the accessibility of virtual, augmented, and mixed reality. XR Access also hosts an annual XR Access Symposium each summer, covering advances in XR accessibility. They are always looking for more people to join, so if you are developer, consultant, advocate, or just have any interested in XR accessibility, this is a great organization to consider.
AudioGames.net
Audiogames.net is the source for all things audio gaming. It contains a comprehensive directory of audio games for all platforms, and an active forums community.
AppleVis
AppleVis is The site for all things Apple Mac and IOS. It has an accessible app directory for both Mac and IOS, podcasts and tutorials, and an active forum community.
EA Accessibility Portal
One of the largest game developers has officially created an accessibility hub for information on their games' accessibility, and for gamers to actively participate in accessibility features in current and upcoming EA games.
Microsoft Accessibility
This site is devoted to everything accessibility at Microsoft, including accessibility for Windows 10 and XBOX. This is a great resource for both users and developers.
Apple Accessibility
Apple includes accessibility features in all of its products like the Mac, IOS devices, and Apple TV. This site is devoted to everything Apple accessibility.
Google Accessibility
If you are looking for accessibility information on Google’s products, this is a good place to start. This site contains information on Android, Chrome, YouTube, and other accessibility categories.
Aaron Spelker: Mobile Accessibility YouTube Channel
If you are interested in mobile games that are accessible to blind and visually impaired users, this YouTube channel is one to watch. Aaron regularly interviews game developers, content creators, and more.
Accessibility and Video Games
This artticle from Verizon has some general information on game accessibility, and links to additional products and resources. (NOTE) Verizon reached out to me and asked if I would be interested in including this page of resources.