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For ForAllWe, talking about gaming doesn't just mean talking about entertainment, but about the right to participation , inclusive design and equal access to digital culture . In 2026, accessibility in video games is no longer an optional extra: it is a quality criterion , increasingly visible in digital stores, in hardware choices and in player expectations. Yet, for those who play (or want to start playing), a fundamental question remains: Will I actually be able to use thi

When you get stuck in a boss fight or puzzle and frustration sets in, the solution is often a guide, a video, or an assistance option. A recent patent awarded to Sony Interactive Entertainment takes this concept a step further: a “Ghost Player AI” that can show you what to do … and, if necessary, do it for you .

When it comes to accessible gaming, the debate often stops at the usual names. But in the world of adaptive gaming, there's a device that deserves much more attention in Italy and Europe: the QuadStick. In a context where truly advanced solutions for hands-free gaming are still little known and rarely discussed in Italy, the QuadStick represents an emblematic case of technology that already exists, but is struggling to reach those who truly need it.

The inclusion of digital tools in inclusive teaching today represents a fundamental resource for supporting students who require support from a special education teacher. In particular, educational apps and digital software can become powerful allies for developing social and communication skills , if chosen and used wisely.

GPT Chat, help me summarize this text for college. Artificial intelligence is now an integral part of my daily life. In almost every room I have an Alexa virtual assistant that allows me to control lights, blinds and devices (as I already discussed in my article on home automation, written for this blog) while during university lectures I use Chat GPT to take notes and process information more quickly.