*Declaration of interest*
How about a JoyBox used with standard computer games.
Because this is a joystick in its native form, you can use it as a fire
button or direction control.
Two sitch examples that I have triesd are MotoCross Madness and MidTown
Madness, both from Microsoft.
Paul Hawes
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Sent: 16 September 2004 08:19
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Subject: Adult single switch resources.
Hullo.
I am after software resources for single switch access that is 'appropriate'
for adults... Most of the stuff I know is for children and seems a bit
inappropriate to ask a demotivated adult to do. It also needs to be not to
dull (i.e. chess, solitaire etc...) I'm thinking space invaders and... er,
well, i'm stuck.
I specifically want single switch cause-effect kind of level... The single
switch scanning end of things is easier, since we can make scanning grids to
control music etc (though ideas at all points of spectrum would be
useful)...
Any ideas?
Cheers
Simon
Clinical Scientist
ACT
0121 627 1627 ex 53245
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