Smart assistance that will change games. Racing is for everyone, and thanks to Forza Motorsport, it really is!
In 2009, it is legendary Stevie Wonder came up with an idea that seemed practically impossible at the time. Smart assistance for playing video games. This would make video games accessible even to those who cannot see or have poor vision. More than 14 years later, the creators of the new "Forza Motorsport" have created an assistance that allows people who cannot see to race in video games.
Smart FMA assistance
The smart assistance of Forza Motorsport Assist thus enables even blind and partially sighted video game fans to race. The feature, which was only recently revealed by the company, uses audio tones of different directions and frequencies to encourage the player to accelerate, brake and turn.
Forza Motorsport is a popular racing video game series developed by Turn 10 Studios and published by Microsoft Studios. The series began in 2005 with the release of the first Forza Motorsport game on the Xbox console. Since then, it has continued with regular releases on various Xbox consoles and PCs.
Forza Motorsport gameplay focuses on realistic racing simulation, with a wide variety of cars and tracks to choose from. The game includes a career mode where players can progress through various racing events to earn money and unlock new cars and upgrades. There are also multiplayer modes that allow players to compete against each other online.
An actor demonstrating the feature says he can learn to drive using only audio cues while navigating Suzuki in a Ford Focus touring car. As it turns out later, he can break even through such a tight chicane, which will certainly encourage many.
With the function, the company wants to enable everyone who raced before vision impairment, as well as those who previously could not, to experience the unique excitement that motorsport represents.
