AbleGamers Foundation Presenting the Game Accessibility Arcade at INDATA Annual Assistive Technology Conference

Harpers Ferry, WV – The AbleGamers Foundation, Inc. today announced that the AbleGamers Foundation will be introducing the AGF Game Accessibility Arcade to the 2010 INDATA Conference July 29^th and 30^th in Indianapolis IN.  This hands-on presentation focuses on demonstrating accessible technology and games  that can be used to play the Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox, Sony PS3, and computer games. The AbleGamers Foundation will be featuring hardware from Broaden Horizons, Evil Controllers, Peregrine and many more, as well some great software, including the newly launched My Golf Game, from VTree LLC.

“We were so pleased when the INDATA reached out to us and asked us to participate in their annual conference, Once again the AbleGamers Foundation has been recognized as a great resource for the disabled community when it comes to gaming.”, said Mark Barlet, President and CEO of the AbleGamers Foundation.

About The AbleGamers Foundation

The AbleGamers Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public charity that runs AbleGamers.com , which provides news, reviews, and advice on disabled technology and the accessibility of mainstream video game titles.  As an alternative to Serious Gaming, mainstream video games supply many disabled individuals and veterans with rehabilitation as well as social stimulation in situations where they may be otherwise shut out of society's idea of normal everyday life.

About INDATA

The INDATA Project at Easter Seals Crossroads provides information and access to assistive technology, at no charge, for Hoosiers with disabilities. These statewide services are derived through the Indiana Assistive Technology Act (INDATA) state/federal grant and include: device demonstrations, device loans, recycled computers, reutilized assistive technology equipment, alternative financing resources, and educational trainings and conferences.

Easter Seals Crossroads is a community resource working in partnership with children and adults with disabilities or special needs and their families to promote growth, independence and dignity.

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