"Limit Racing 3" won the "barrier-free mainstream game award"

The Ablegamers Foundation recently announced the award of the 2010 "barrier-free mainstream game" for the "extreme Speed 3". This is a special award for the recognition of mainstream games to meet the needs of disabled players.　　The aim is to recognize outstanding works that are not specifically tailored for the disabled, but can be made accessible to disabled players. Ablegamers Foundation believes that the "extreme speed 3" to meet the various symptoms of the different needs of disabled players. The game's "Auto brake" design allows AIDS players to easily play with just two fingers, and allows color blindness to react instantly.　　The "playback" feature in the game can help people with mental disabilities who are challenged to do more correctly. The Ablegamers Foundation praised "extreme Speed 3" to allow disabled players to experience the fun of the mainstream game. (Edit/Xu Mingming)