Modern videogames are finding refreshing ways to appeal to their core audience while offering new ways for less experinced players to engage with them. And it's time more started taking better notice of it.

I’ve joked plenty about previous Marvel Vs. Capcom games being the ultimate in winning a match by headbutting your controller until a desired effect is achieved. That’s completely true…and kind of sad. When you examine the mechanics of a fighting game, they’re the absolute best at sucking you into their rhythm. That moment where you find serenity at the end of your fist and on the face of your opponent? Brilliant stuff. If you know what you’re doing that is. With Marvel Vs Capcom Infinite, Capcom wants the playing field even for anyone, new or old.

Accessibility in games is often hampered by hardware, but the Nintendo Switch makes good use of its many inputs and outputs. Especially when it comes to HD Rumble in 1, 2 Switch

Microsoft's new Insider update for the Xbox One includes a wealth of changes - but one of its most important ones opens the console up to people who might not have been able to play games.

Uncharted 4 makes it as easy as possible to play with disabilities, and it's something all games should aspire to.