Gamers Forge Their Own Paths When It Comes to Accessibility

When Mark Barlet realized there weren't many gaming resources available for a friend with multiple sclerosis, he and Stephen Spohn helmed a solution that would change countless lives. They created AbleGamers and turned a personal mission into a global vision of video game accessibility for all. "AbleGamers hasn't followed any path. We've created our own," Spohn said. He's AbleGamers' COO and has spinal muscular atrophy, which attacks his muscles and limits movement from the neck down.