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Gaming Through New Eyes
A short documentary telling the story of a man who was born without eyes who has developed a life-long passion for playing video games. We explore why despite its obvious challenges gaming still provides great entertainment, inspiration and enjoyment to the blind.
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A short documentary telling the story of a man who was born without eyes who has developed a life-long passion for playing video games. We explore why despite its obvious challenges gaming still provides great entertainment, inspiration and enjoyment to the blind.
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