Journalist Laura Kate Dale recently attended the Nintendo Switch 2 Experience at London and tested out the new Drag x Drive game. What is interesting is she overheard the booth attendants say to another attendee that they had been told to refer to the … Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Drag X Drive booth staff mention they'd been told to refer to them as "vehicles" and not wheelchairs By Sickr on April 13, 2025 Journalist Laura Kate Dale recently attended the Nintendo Switch 2 Experience at London and tested out the new Drag x Drive game. What is interesting is she overheard the booth attendants say to another attendee that they had been told to refer to the wheelchairs, which the player zooms around in, as vehicles and not wheelchairs. Gaming journalist Chris Scullion mentions that he heard the same thing from a booth attendant. At the London Switch 2 hands on experience today, and heard something that stood out.Two staff on the Drag X Drive booth mentioned they'd been told to refer to these as "vehicles" and not wheelchairs.I got clarification they'd been told to do so. — Laura Kate Dale - LauraKBuzz (@laurakbuzz.bsky.social) 2025-04-13T14:31:44.999Z I was told the same thing, and not at that particular booth. Was playing something else and staff asked me what else I had tried. I keep forgetting the game's name (I keep thinking 'Drag x Drop') so I said "the one with the wheelchairs is interesting", and she replied "oh, we call them vehicles" — Chris Scullion (@scully1888.bsky.social) 2025-04-13T15:15:29.766Z Via Comment

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