Rome Nardin, a sixth-grade student at Navigator Academy of
Leadership, designed a video game for kids with visual impairments as a science
fair project. Nardin uses hearing aids and says he enjoys video games because
he doesn't need to hear in order to play, and he wanted to push the boundaries
of accessible games for players whose visual impairments mean they must rely
more on their hearing.
Tampa Bay Times (St. Petersburg, Fla.) (tiered subscription
model)
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