Hey, Thomas.
The reason someone should keep making games for the blind is because if
you and others don't do it then nobody will.
I do have to say that I am glad people like Jim who does
kitchensinc.net games do it for the enjoyment of making people happy to
be able to play games without sight.
I do know that sometimes when a person gets a job or have a family they
can't take alot of time to work on games.
But if they was to set aside time to make games for the blind then I
know it can be done.
People know that when they make a game for the blind there is no money
init so why quit.
Once again I have enjoy playing accessible games for the blind since I
no longer can play video games that are not accessible.
Since I lost my sight two years ago I thought that my games playing
days was over until Jim Kitchens show me the audyssey list then I learn
about all types of games I can play.
I do myself have a mac but I still lean on the windows for games and
other type of things.
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