Adaptive Gaming at the Edmonton Maker Faire

The Makers Making Change booth at the Edmonton Maker Faire, including an Xbox Adaptive Controller, switches, and a monitor with a game playing

The Edmonton Maker Faire during K-Days from July 22^nd to 24^th was a great opportunity to meet many new people and spread the word about Makers Making Change (new window). K-Days attendees got the chance to try out our Adaptive Gaming set-up, and learn how easy accessible gaming can be.

Our Adaptive Gaming outreach in Edmonton continues on August 11^th at Stanley A. Milner Library, the flagship branch of the Edmonton Public Library, with a live demo from 2 pm – 5 pm MT.

Please stop by if you are looking to trial adaptive gaming devices like adaptive switches, the Xbox Adaptive Controller, or controller modifications. This is a great chance for new or returning gamers to try gaming with assistive technology and features.

Makers Making Change regional coordinator Shanelle demonstrating the Adaptive Gaming set-up to a video game player at the Edmonton Maker Faire