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Despite the growing number and demographics of video game players, most games are still completely inaccessible to disabled populations. To study the issue of gaming accessibility, we created AudiOdyssey, a prototype video game designed to be usable by both sighted and non-sighted audiences. Featuring multiple input control schemes, rhythm based game play, and fully accessible menus and play levels, the prototype allows all individuals to share a common gaming experience, regardless of level of vision.