UK video game industry charity football match raises over £63,000 for physically disabled gamers

UK video game industry charity football match raises over £63,000 for physically disabled gamers A Gianni-t sum for a good cause. Video game charity SpecialEffect has once again hosted its One Big Game football event, bringing developers from all across the UK games industry together to raise money for a good cause. And with the event now over, more than £63,000 has been raised to help support physically disabled gamers. This year, 24 teams played consecutive games of football over 24 hours, all in the hope of raising a substantial sum for SpecialEffect, which works to provide games access to to physically disabled people through specially-made hardware like controllers and eye-gaze support tools.