Witcher 3: For Charity!
Hello everyone!
With Witcher 3 dropping very very soon, I wanted to stop in and say, Hello! So.. Hello! A little about myself. I run a small (very small currently) Youtube channel: MGR (Mike's Gaming Room); as a place dedicated to gamers who can't game, due any sort of ailment be it: physical, mental, emotional, financial or what have you. I'm no large youtube star or anything but I do think that we as gamers can bring to light a lot of good in the world... anyway, on to the important stuff!
On the 19th at 11am EST (gmt -5), I'm going to be streaming Witcher 3, while that's probably going to be commonplace, the reasoning behind it is not. I'm going to be doing so to bring awareness of the AbleGamers charity. Here's some information on AbleGamers ripped from their website:
Q. How does AbleGamers help the disability community?A. AbleGamers proves expert reviews and information on video games and assistive technology aimed at helping individuals with disabilities make educated purchases. This includes keeping an up to date database of video game titles reviewed specifically to assess the accessibility of each title.
Q. How does AbleGamers make videogames more accessible?
A. AbleGamers advocates to developers and video game publishers on the best practices to make games as accessible as possible. AbleGamers developed a 50-page living document to assist developers in the process called Includification.
The goal currently, as I'm still a very small entity on Youtube/Twitch, is only $500 I hope to smash that with the help of everyone that can spread the word of what'll be happening. I hope to see as many of you as I can there, though most of us will be actually playing the game!
Thanks so much for taking the time to read this post,
~MGR
Able Gamers Charity: http://www.ablegamers.com/faq
MGR's Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/alowin
MGR's Twitch: http://twitch.tv/mgrgame
Hello everyone!
With Witcher 3 dropping very very soon, I wanted to stop in and say, Hello! So.. Hello! A little about myself. I run a small (very small currently) Youtube channel: MGR (Mike's Gaming Room); as a place dedicated to gamers who can't game, due any sort of ailment be it: physical, mental, emotional, financial or what have you. I'm no large youtube star or anything but I do think that we as gamers can bring to light a lot of good in the world... anyway, on to the important stuff!
On the 19th at 11am EST (gmt -5), I'm going to be streaming Witcher 3, while that's probably going to be commonplace, the reasoning behind it is not. I'm going to be doing so to bring awareness of the AbleGamers charity. Here's some information on AbleGamers ripped from their website:
Q. How does AbleGamers help the disability community?A. AbleGamers proves expert reviews and information on video games and assistive technology aimed at helping individuals with disabilities make educated purchases. This includes keeping an up to date database of video game titles reviewed specifically to assess the accessibility of each title.
Q. How does AbleGamers make videogames more accessible?
A. AbleGamers advocates to developers and video game publishers on the best practices to make games as accessible as possible. AbleGamers developed a 50-page living document to assist developers in the process called Includification.
The goal currently, as I'm still a very small entity on Youtube/Twitch, is only $500 I hope to smash that with the help of everyone that can spread the word of what'll be happening. I hope to see as many of you as I can there, though most of us will be actually playing the game!
Thanks so much for taking the time to read this post,
~MGR
Able Gamers Charity: http://www.ablegamers.com/faq
MGR's Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/alowin
MGR's Twitch: http://twitch.tv/mgrgame