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I'm never bitching about difficulty ever again. I can't imagine how much patience it must've taken to do this. Seriously awesome job Mr. Garrett, this will certainly be more than I could ever hope to do gaming-wise.
My moaning at 'hard' games seem so insignificant now. I think this goes to show that you don't need all your senses to enjoy video games- well done Terry Garrett
Jesus fucking Christ. Going blind is one of my greatest fears and I give this man every prop in the book. How he was able to overcome such a disability is mind boggling to me and I wish I was as strong a human as he is.
I really wish there was some way to help this guy experience other classic games that he'll never have the chance to play. Developers really should start focusing more on individual aspects (such as sound) and maybe create experiences for people much like Tony.
I really wish there was some way to help this guy experience other classic games that he'll never have the chance to play. Developers really should start focusing more on individual aspects (such as sound) and maybe create experiences for people much like Tony.
It's nice to see more and more people with disabilities like this, which you would normally assume would disable them from participating, be able to play games such as Oddworld and Dead Space 2. I really hope stuff like this makes developers more aware of the potential audiences, such as those that are blind, that are out there.
Im sorry one of my 'mates' typed that! You leave the keyboard for 2 mins jesus. Good man he's playing one of my favourite games.
3 years is what it takes to get over blindness at age 10... I can't fathom what turned that around. I rely so much on my eyes to mearly exist Idk if I could live without sight this far into my life.
wow. thank god we're getting to the point medically where blindness can be fixed. Hopefully in our lifetime we'll be able to have this man play puzzle quest.
That is seriously heartwarming.
Makes a good argument about the sound in that game too, I mean it's got to be seriously "detailed" for him to be able to play by ear.
I will be keeping an ear out for other games with such useful sound effects.
Colour me impressed.
Makes a good argument about the sound in that game too, I mean it's got to be seriously "detailed" for him to be able to play by ear.
I will be keeping an ear out for other games with such useful sound effects.
Colour me impressed.
Papa Sangre is an audio based game for ios, give it a shot to get an easier feel for how this guy plays games.
It's really quite good.
It's really quite good.
wow I work at a college for the blind (with learning difficulties mind) and this is way above and beyond anything they can do.
Give this guy a fucking medal! The end is just cacophony of noise, I couldn't figure out what was going on! But I could tell that the game does have a very unique sound to it. Great job Garret, great job Oddworld Inhabitants!
@scrappydoo: You're no longer able to participate in most sports, reading books becomes significantly harder, not being able to see body language and facial expressions changes interaction with other people quite a lot, using sites like this one is pretty much impossible and you'll miss out on a lot when watching movies/tv shows.
The appeal of playing a video game while blind seems rather obvious to me.
The appeal of playing a video game while blind seems rather obvious to me.
is expressed consciousness of what he has and what he is; pleasure in buy slimfast
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