Texas teens’ wheelchair video game gets attention of state’s governor
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DALLAS, Texas – Sergio Reyna is a senior at Dr. Emmett J. Conrad High School in Dallas.
He and his classmate Collin Porter interned at Dallas-based video game developer Magnin & Associates to create a unique game.
"The Wheelchair Mobility Experience" echoes teammate Collin’s daily life. He was born with a joint condition called arthrogryposis and relies on a wheelchair to get around.
Players navigate their way through challenges like a park while in a wheelchair.
Challenges include if they can actually go that fast in the grass or they have to take the pavement.
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The game has levels as players complete tasks like grocery shopping.
It even got the attention of Gov. Greg Abbott, who also uses a wheelchair.
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