Discoverability is an ongoing issue across the video games industry and I hope to do whatever I can to help Mark, Steve, and the rest of the AbleGamers community spread the word about their message to provide hope and happiness to gamers with disabilities.

I’ve learned that often very small additions or changes to a game can make the difference between a game being comfortable and unplayable, and often the deciding factor is whether the developer is aware of the impact of those changes. As such, I am very excited to support AbleGamers’ efforts to reach out to developers with information about disabilities, and offer support in making their hard work accessible to so many more people excited to play games.

AbleGamers already have the passion, drive and ambition to fulfill any goals they set their mind to. With my business & industry expertise I’m hoping we can dream even bigger, reach higher and get there quicker.

I think that technology has the ability, when used in the right direction, to change the world. AbleGamers understands that, and helps video games and the technology surrounding video games to help make lives better, and I’m happy to be a small part of the good that they do.

AbleGamers is an amazing group of people supporting other gamers. Headed by Mark Barlet and Steven Spohn, passionate advocates and able gamers!