The AbleGamers Foundation is an organization that looks for ways to improve the life of those with disabilities and every year it gives awards which games are the most accessible.
Well, they have now revealed which game has been awarded with its "2014 Accessible Mainstream Game of the Year Award" and guess what? The award has gone to a WiiU game.
This is what they say about that XXX game:
"XXX pulls out all the stops for accessible game design while staying true to their creative vision, revitalizing a genre known for inaccessibility, on a system inherently inaccessible, but ultimately making a near perfect example of game accessibility.
This game allows players to choose from a plethora of options with the WiiU GamePad, Pro Controller, the GamePad’s touch screen, or in any combination that is most comfortable for the player. Some might say this is a visual masterpiece with astonishing graphics, top tier subtitles, and a visual style carefully crafted to not impede the enjoyment of the game for those with colorblindness.
XXX stands out among other accessible mainstream games by paying careful attention to user friendly game experience. The inclusion of a one-button combat mode creates an experience other character action titles should implement. As a proof of concept, this game demonstrates that accessibility can be implemented into a mainstream AAA game without harming any of the gameplay. Popular titles such as Shadow of Mordor could easily implement one-button mode for those who need such accessibility while leaving a complicated controls for those who prefer those methods, and still award players with a top-notch game that is accessible to everyone.
Multiple control schemes interchangeably allow combat to be as streamlined as possible without degrading any of the overarching game play design choices. Touch and motion controls are optional, quick time events are of minimal impact to the game play thanks to the one-button mode, and yet still allows for more experienced players to set up challenges they deem appropriate to tackle.
XXX is not a style of game that should be accessible, but XXX's developer took extra steps to make it that way, which is worth praise."
http://www.ablegamers.com/ablegamers-news/ablegamers-2014-accessible-mainstream-game-of-the-year-award-2
Do you want to know which game is it? Ok, it is Bayonetta 2!!!