SEOUL, KOREA - NCSoft Culture Foundation plans to introduce two game titles of ‘injini’ and ‘AAC’ which are designed for mentally challenged people at 2013 PyeongChang Special Winter Olympics.
NCSoft Culture Foundation announced that it will prepare an exhibition venue at the Olympics to demonstrate its ‘injini’ and ‘AAC’ which are specially designed for mentally challenged children and those with communication handicaps. The foundation also plans to introduce the games at Global Development Summit where more than 300 international figures including Aung San Suu Kyi participated.
‘injini’ is a tablet PC game to support daily lives of mentally challenged children. Currently, NCSoft, in partnership with Seoul Asan Hospital, is working on clinical trials of the game’s treatment possibility. ‘ACC’ is also a table PC game for children with communication difficulties and is on the final stage of development. NCSoft plans to distribute the games for free as social contribution.
Adrian Han (press@whowired.com)
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