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Inclusive and Positive Gaming from Xbox Ambassadors

Richard_Scope
Richard_Scope Posts: 3,176 Scope online community team
edited April 2021 in Cerebral palsy

Paul Martin grew up playing video games as a way to do things he couldn’t do in real life: play baseball, walk, fly.

But for a time he stopped engaging in multiplayer titles. It got too toxic, too negative.

For Martin, whose gamer tag CerebralPaul#921 is a play on his name and his cerebral palsy, it was too much to deal with people who didn’t know his situation.

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