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Accessible Gaming, switch access, accessible gaming history. Bits and bobs. OneSwitch.org.uk

Small analogue wheelchair style joystick with Logitech round switch plugged into the back of it with a OneSwitch logo in the middle of the switch. Overhead view, with green LED light glowing outwards.
PinBol in gold lettering. A green circle at the top with dotted aim line, with three blue balls firing out against the wall down towards the various red, yellow and green simple shapes below, all with various numbers inside them.
Can't complete the update. If your Dualsense wireless controller is turned off, press the PS button. OK. Error CE-102175-6.
PS5 front-end page marked: "Discover Accessibility... Gaming that is accessible for all". A grid of 5x2 boxes with various games. In the background an array of symbols, icnluding for deafness, sign-language, blindness and vision impariment and a wheelchair symbol.
Two disabled men playing Call of Duty with their minds.
A pixellated icon of a sand-timer, down to the last grains. Text reads, Only 2 weeks left to make digital learning more accessible. micro:bit.
Commodore 64 era game. Team of blue wheelchair users on a football pitch, waiting to kick-off against an opposing red wheelchair user team.
Nintendo Switch 2: Wheelchair basketball, played using 2x Joycons as mice controllers.
Street Fighter being played at a large eSports event. A player with breathing aparatus and a highly custom controller under their hands plays, flanked by others avidly following the battle.
HORI Separate controller. PS2 style joypad, with a join in the middle. Possible to play standard, split or one-hand.
Black curved nunchuk like controller with two forefinger buttons at the front, and on the top a single thumb-stick.
Christy Brown's view of his IBM Electric Typewriter, which he's using with the cover-plate off, typing with his left foot in 1962.
Blue upright cabinet with TV inside. A chair with arms in front. Either side of the arms are slanted lecturns with four Ablenet looking coloured switches mounted on thick square of Velcro, in a cross arrangement. I assume for up,down,left,right and the four Playstation shapes. Wires come out from the middoe.
A flyer titled Study Participants Wanted. It reads: Hello, I’m Oliver, an undergraduate student from Falmouth University, I’m looking for participants to help with a study on accessibility in gaming. The study focuses on how effective automatically adjusting “Game Speed” and “Aim Assist” is in creating a personalized accessible experience. A participant would need: A reliance on Game Speed and/or assistive aiming options to access games, A Windows PC capable of running simple 3D games, up to thirty minutes of time. If you’re interested, please email ob276765@falmouth.ac.uk or message oliver with an o on discord. Thank You.
An array of black and white joysticks and Sony Access Controllers all hooked up together through a black hexagonal HID Remapper v7 from OneSwitch.org.uk
The Hairy Cornflake (right) with young women in tight clothing and knee high boots (left) bracing a Space Invaders II upright arcade game.
Short animation of a Konami Scramble tribute game with pink glowing scenery, and space ship hopping and dropping bombs and firing lasers at rockets and fuel depots.
Point of View from Rodrigo, looking at a XAC interface on his lap, a gamepad in his left and gamepad in his right hand. Adaptive firmware buttons for his feet.
Point of View from Rodrigo, looking at a XAC interface on his lap, a gamepad in his left and gamepad in his right hand. Adaptive firmware buttons for his feet.
You have 9 pence. Press N/L to play (new line). Slot reels read 4.5.3. Lucky 7 Jackpot, with winning tray at the bottom, and playing arm to the right. All in chunky black and white graphics.
The Colin McDonnell Technology Room plaque.
Two cartoon Mexican wrestlers in mid air about to do battle on a windy sandy hillock. Text reads, Wrestle!. Five empty stars on either side of the screen at the top. Big round UP arrow in a blue button bottom left of screen.
Atari VCS close up of some of the console switches, including TV type, where the toggle switch can be in colour or black and white mode.
Galaxy Combat.
Amstrad with Toni (keyboard) Emulator. Allows for accessibility switches / sip-puff etc. to access the Amstrad CPC keyboard.
Black shiny slab of plastic with a bear walking along. Microsoft CAV 1 M1065266.
A penetrating look at today's more bizarre beliefs. Cults of Unreason. Dr. Christopher Evans. Image of robed humans on the top of a hill looking up towards a colourful flying saucer.
Sony Access Controller black round ball top, with two flatter alternatives next to it on the floor.
Black and white football on top of a black joystick, into a black HID Remapper v7 interface, into a Sony Access Controller which looks a bit like a black and white space Turtle.
Turquoise spin art machine with four green lights around it, and a spinning white disc of paper with black concentric part drawn circles. In front an accessibility switch.
Two Scalextric Aston Martins racing side by side, lights ablaze.
Fairly thick flat white gamepad with black Xbox style buttons and thumb sticks. Rear view has two 3.5mm black cables plugged in either side of the back edge, leading to two medium sized round black raised push buttons in a white black square base with rounded off corners.
Beautiful circular chart with radiating curved gridded lines within a circle, and outer scales.
Zik-Zak small / wheelchair style USB stick linked to a Sony Access Controller.