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One, three. From Wondery, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, October 31st.

Happy Halloween, everyone.

Today may be all about fun and games for kids and some adults, too,

but we're going to talk about a different aspect of gaming. For many people playing video

games is an enjoyable hobby, a way to relax, have some fun, perhaps even have a chat with

others online. For others, including some of the more than 400 million gamers with disabilities gaming, can be a lifeline,

giving them access to people and places that wouldn't otherwise be possible.

Even with so many people with disabilities logging on, game developers haven't always

prioritized this audience.

Sky News reported a few years ago.

But that seems to be changing.

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