Well, my first want would be, since MKX implemented audio queues for interactibles, the next step would be the menus talking.
Unfortunately, I don't see MK 11 or Madden 20 implementing menu accessibility this year. The chief issue right now being that Sony doesn't have any API to hook into to create accessible menus.

I'm pretty sure NetherRealm wouldn't release MK 11 with blind accessibility only on the Xbox One simply because the game transcription feature has an option to "read the game" if it is supported.

My message was cut off originally, so editing this to say that because Sony, region locked TTS and TTS not fully supported, I don't think these AAA companies can add accessibility to one console only if it will be on another console.

I think I agree with Orin on this one. Granted, most of us would just prefer they implement accessibility on the one system they can, but that would entail designing the games diferently for each console and I doubt most companies will want to take the time to do that. And my biggest want is to see acessibility improvements come to games that are still being actively supported where accessibility wouldn't be that hard to add along with other new gameplay features EG: For Honour, Overwatch, etc. Those two games in particular have the potential to be accessible, with the proper simple additions.

For what it's worth text to speech doesn't have to use platform level functionality, the division 2 uses its own internal TTS implemented once across all platforms. Some devs even put their own text to speech in during development as placeholder audio for characters speaking until the voice lines are recorded.

There's some issues with the Division 2's implementation, however. Some dialogs won't read, E.G. when you want to save setting and/or are otherwise asked a question with a yes or no prompt. The yes/no reads but the actual prompt does not, whereas Crackdown 3 reads everything.

I think I'd like to see accessibility put into games like city builders and farming simulator. Farming simulator more than the city builders for now honestly because I've always wanted to see an accessible farming game. I think city builders will come later. Also, as far as the ps accessibility goes, I think now that a law has been past to start to make games accessible, I truly believe that there'll be more legislation put in place that will make all games and consoles accessible eventually so I think it'll be a matter of time as you've already said and I can hardly wait. I'm 35 years old and I never thought I'd see the day when even a game console would be made to speak so that we could use it without any sort of sighted help so now that that's happened I think it's a matter of time before it all becomes accessible.

I'd love the Switch to have some form of tts in the future.
As for actual games, if mk or killer instinct, or any more fighting games for that matter, get accessibility, then I'd be happy. Another game series I'd love to see accessible menus/dialogues for, would be the Rock Band series because right now, World Tour isn't really playable. I'd also love things like Magic The Gathering or Hearthstone to get accessibility in their dialogues, and of course Civilisation. If Jump Force and DBFZ had accessible lobbies then that would rock, especially in Jump Force some of the things can't be warped to, such as NPCS to talk to. Also, I don't know how many people know about this but Gears of War 4 hord mode has a thing called fabricator ping which can act as a landmark, and that was added as a gameplay option retrofitted in. You hold down a button to make it work, but you have to turn that option on in settings first. Who knows what will happen in Gears 5. Small steps though, small steps.

At this moment in time, (it'll never happen,) but I would love speaking menues in diablo 3. If gear and abilites could be read aloud, that game would be 100% playable.

I like to picture ian laughing to himself, knowing about something coming down the pipeline  but is unable to speak about it at the moment. Wishful thinking, I suppose. Heh.

I predict the following:

1. An Assassin’s Creed game will be fully accessible within the next 2 To 3 years.
2. The game NetherRealm Studios makes after MK11 will take a leap forward in accessibility and offer in-game TTS for, at least, main/pause menus including character move lists and multiverse events/towers..
3. Whatever Obsidian is working on will be accessible to a point.
4. Titanfall 3 will have a mostly playable campaign.
5. Next Killer Instinct will be fully accessible. Furthermore, I predict never being able to beat sightless kombat. Not a single match.
6. An indie developer will make an accessible turn-based JRPG type of game within 3.5 years.
7. Next Halo and Gears will have more than TTS for menus. More accessible gameplay in campaign without need for co-pilot.
8. Audio cues and directional/distance readouts for checkpoints will happen in a AAA mainstream game within 2 to 3 years.
9. An indie-made platformer will be shockingly accessible with use of audio cues and pitch in tandem with haptic feedback for effective and fun platforming. Sighted folk’s minds will be blown we can do speedruns as well as sighted gamers. I give this one 5 years til it happens.
10. Capcom will sell an Accessibility Bundle as DLC for Street Fighter 6 Which includes TTS for all menus except the character select screen. We’ll still have to memorize that bit.
11. Lots of high contrast modes for low vision players popping up from various developers.
12. Ubisoft is gonna run with it. Surpassing even Microsoft Studios.
13.  The next tomb Raider game will have limited blind accessibility.  And yes I realize they have stuff there for low vision in the latest game.
14.  Someone from these forms is going to contact  Vanillaware  to let them know just how nearly accessible their games are and how a little of this and a little of that would make them fully playable .
15.  The next  Streets of Rage  Will be playable, though not exactly accessible.  But fully playable.

That’s right. Only #10 is a joke. Call me a dreamer, go ahead.

Hi,
Hawd mode is a separate mode from the story. You take on waves of enemies, I think it's up to 50, either alone or with friends. The ping only works for the fabricator object, which is used to collect power and then build thigns such as centries and I think some other objects that I don't know about. Now, if that fabriactor menu was accessible it'd be much easier to build centries. Of course, aiming is a bit tricky as there's no sound but you can sort of get away with it with some weapons. I've played with SightlessKombat before.
Oh and regarding Killer Instinct, yep, it's going to be hard to beat SightlessKombat. He's basically my training partner at this stage, and one of our traditions is a best to 10 Jago mirror and more often than not, he'll take the lead, but it's often fairly close in terms that I put up quite a fight.