📚 Hey, game devs, put your accessibility options front and center like this

In among the shittier game industry trends hitting lately (pay2win, unfinished releases, etc.), here's at least ONE trend I think we can all get behind. As much as I love games and gaming in general, big publishers often seem intent on sucking the life out of my favorite hobby with aggressive monetization, unreasonable deadlines leading to rushed releases, and well, Fortnite (I'm kidding ̶n̶o̶t̶ ̶r̶e̶a̶l̶l̶y̶). However, there is at least ONE positive trend hitting more and more games that I think literally all of us can get behind. And that is one of improved accessibility. Put your options front and center, game devs The Division 2 has an impressive array of accessibility features. I noticed while reviewing Zombie Army 4 recently that Rebellion had handily placed its accessibility options front and center in the game's menu, accessible with an instant tap of the X button. Other games have started doing it too, such as Bleeding Edge, which is hitting its closed bet... ...