Consoles Need to Add Native Voice Command Support For Games - Access-Ability

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The tech already exists for console games to be played using voice commands. Disabled gamers shouldn't be reliant on 3rd party devices that console manufacturers ban.

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If you purchase a video game on PlayStation, Xbox, or Steam today you can find out what accessibility features the game supports from supported digital storefronts. Would it be possible to bring that same accessibility messaging to physical game boxes?

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