Good day everyone!  I'm Jeff N Marquis at the business desk and today I'd like to shine the spotlight on Nintendo.  I'd also like to congratulate Nintendo for going the extra mile to bring some enjoyment to a segment of the market that so many other video games companies have chosen to deliberately ignore.  Or maybe I should say that so many other video games companies have failed to discover.

I'm referring to a small segment of our video games market that is made up of special needs youngsters.  This market is growing steadily but it is still rather small.  However there are many experts who feel that if companies can find ways to satisfy the needs of this tiny segment, they can use their creations to attract other larger segments.  If you can satisfy the needs of the very small special needs market, then surely you can use your innovations to attract other segments like our seniors markets, and a very real and growing market made up of the technically shy.  Who are the technically shy?  In short, those who did not grow up in the technology era.  Our baby boomers.

So, back to Nintendo.  This company has developed about seven games that blind and visually impaired persons will be able to play on some of their hardware and I'm going to attach a brief blurb on these creations at the end of my blog.  I urge you to check it out.  I have and it's very neat and even my fully sighted teenagers are very taken with it.

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Nintendo Develops Games For The Blind!
AudioGames.net, August 05, 2006
Nintendo has developed 7 mini audio games that can be played on every GBA
compatible platform, including the GameBoy Advanced, Gameboy Micro and
Nintendo DS.
The games are to be sold under the name of Sound Voyager, which in turn is
part of the Nintendo Bit Generations line of alternative games. Click the
following link to read everything about Sound Voyager:
http://www.audiogames.net/db.php?action=view&id=SoundVoyager
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