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  1. A Video Game for Angry Teens
  2. Accessible Toys for the Young and Young at Heart With Vision Loss
  3. Adaptive Videogame Platform for Interactive Upper Extremity Rehabilitation
  4. American Sign Language Recognition in Game Development for Deaf Children
  5. Art-Science Project to Rehabilitate Brain Injuries
  6. Audio-Based Navigation Using Virtual Environments: Combining Technology and Neuroscience
  7. Blind Computer Users Are Playing by Ear
  8. Computer Games Help Autistic Children Read Faces
  9. David Cameron Backs Video Games Centre for Disabled
  10. Design and Usability Testing of an Audio Platform Game for Players With Visual Impairments
  11. Development of an Interactive Game Based Rehabilitation Tool for Dynamic Balance Training
  12. Development of an Interactive Rehabilitation Game Using the Nintendo WiiFit Balance Board for People With Neurological Injury
  13. Dynamic Stability Requirements During Gait and Standing Exergames on the Wii Fit® System in the Elderly
  14. Edmonton Based Technology Breathes New Life Into Physical Therapy
  15. Effects of Intensive Arm Training With the Rehabilitation Robot ARMin II in Chronic Stroke Patients: Four Single-Cases
  16. Embedded Assessment of Cognitive Performance With Elders' Use of Computer Games in a Residential Environment
  17. Energy Expenditure in Chronic Stroke Patients Playing Wii Sports: A Pilot Study
  18. Eye-Controlled Computer Games for Disabled Children
  19. Flex2Play: An Ankle Strength Training Device With Virtual Reality Interface for Children With Cerebral Palsy
  20. Game-Based, Portable, Upper Extremity Rehabilitation in Chronic Stroke
  21. Games Get Real With Tactile Tools
  22. Games: Engaging Environments for Developing Skills
  23. Gaming Control Using a Wearable and Wireless EEG-Based Brain-Computer Interface Device With Novel Dry Foam-Based Sensors
  24. Help! I've Got Pac-Man Fever
  25. How a Blind Gamer Plays Zelda by Ear
  26. Innovative Interactions With Older Users
  27. Interactive Entertainment Systems for Learning
  28. Living Longer, Living Better
  29. Making Captioning Easier With Automation
  30. Making Videogames Accessible for Disabled Gamers: The Value of Brand Equity
  31. Modified Home Video Game Shows Promise for Improving Hand Function in Teens With Cerebral Palsy
  32. Mom Creates Safe Volume Earbuds for Children
  33. Motion Interactive Video Games in Home Training for Children With Cerebral Palsy: Parents’ Perceptions
  34. MUVEing Toward Accessibility
  35. Nintendo Wii Sports and Wii Fit Game Analysis, Validation, and Application to Stroke Rehabilitation
  36. Non-Speech Input and Speech Recognition for Real-Time Control of Computer Games
  37. Participant Perceptions of Use of CyWee Z as Adjunct to Rehabilitation of Upper-Limb Function Following Stroke
  38. Pilot Study to Test Effectiveness of Video Game on Reaching Performance in Stroke
  39. Researchers Develop Low-Cost Stroke Rehabilitation Glove
  40. Researchers Explore How Video Game Technology Can Treat Brain Disorders
  41. Robot Helps Crack Autism Code
  42. Sitting Playfully: Does the Use of a Centre of Gravity Computer Game Controller Influence the Sitting Ability of Young People With Cerebral Palsy?
  43. Sony to Adapt PlayStation 3 Titles to Treat Lazy Eye in Children
  44. The Blind Fragging the Blind
  45. The Equiliberator: A Balance Therapy Entertainment System
  46. The Use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Outside of School for Boys and Girls With Motor Disabilities
  47. Universal Life: Multi-User Virtual Environments for People With Disabilities
  48. Use of a Low-Cost, Commercially Available Gaming Console (Wii) for Rehabilitation of an Adolescent With Cerebral Palsy
  49. Use of Voice Input to Enhance Cursor Control in Mainstream Gaming Applications
  50. Video Game/Robotics Combo Designed to Help Stroke Victims Recover
  51. Virtual Iraq Targets Combat Disorders
  52. Virtual Reality Games for Rehabilitation of People With Stroke: Perspectives From the Users
  53. Virtual Reality Used for Blind to Map Real World
  54. Wheelchairs and Exercise
  55. Wii-Gaming Could Aid Stroke Rehab
  56. Wiiiiii!: Adaptive Exercise That's Actually Fun
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