The most popular and best-selling life simulation game is by far and away The Sims. Deaf gamers will not be at a disadvantage in the latest version of the virtual reality game (Sims 3). The game's audio consists of mostly happy music and nonsensical musing as characters "chat" to each other. Users see little summeries of these "conversations" in bubbles over characters heads and in body language. But you don't miss anything without the audio because it's just baby talk, no real words are exchanged between characters.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Sims 3
The most popular and best-selling life simulation game is by far and away The Sims. Deaf gamers will not be at a disadvantage in the latest version of the virtual reality game (Sims 3). The game's audio consists of mostly happy music and nonsensical musing as characters "chat" to each other. Users see little summeries of these "conversations" in bubbles over characters heads and in body language. But you don't miss anything without the audio because it's just baby talk, no real words are exchanged between characters.
