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One product that I would like to see SpecialEffect make in the future is some sort of glasses/goggles that can assist those who have vision problems. Maybe something that can help support people who are sensitive to extreme lighting effects or sequences within video games would be awesome to see.
Technologies like screen reader support, font size aqdjustment and UI adjustment are vital for ensuring people with vision impairment can still enjoy videogames.
A girl I dated had a stroke when she was a child so her right side was almost unusable, her hand stayed tight and clenched so she couldn't use a normal controller or a keyboard particularly well. I would love to see something addressing this sort of issue.
There are some rhythm games like DDR or DJ Hero with an apparatus that is not as friendly towards those with the inability to use their legs or else have impaired fine motor capabilities. I think that finding a good interface to help them with that would be something I'd like to see developed.