The post, published on 2 November 2026, describes the tags as a way for players to more easily identify accessibility features available in many of Nintendo's games. It points readers to the initiative's website for details.

The Accessible Games Initiative site says it aims to give players clear information about the accessibility features in video games. It sorts features into categories, and the Input Features category includes a tag for games playable without touch controls, meaning without touchpads or touchscreens.

The site also cites a 2022 figure from the Journal on Technology and Persons with Disabilities estimating that 45% of individuals with disabilities play video games.

Nintendo's post does not name specific games or platforms.