Tuesday, 20 August 2013

General Blog Update.

Sorry for the recent delay in content, however I assure you that if this blog were to go down permanently or die like a garden that has stopped being maintained and ends up like a horror film then I shall be sure to post son fear not I will not abandon the blog easily.

Onto the first bit of news then, well my new website will be up pretty soon, technically its ready, just need to consider the financial aspect right now, aside from that repairs have been going well and I now have a number of items for sale. 

More news to follow, News on the GamesCom 2013 Conference is the next article in the works, and should be up in the next few days.

Until then, keep an eye on this space.

Saturday, 3 August 2013

10 Year Old Saves Family in car accident, credits Gaming!


Video games bad influence on impregnable minds, sending the wrong messages etc etc etc, for years the games industry has been swamped with such allegations and accusations, it's very rare to find an article that champions it.

This is such a story and a heart-warming one at that, picture the scene in Hugo Colorado USA, a 10 year old boy saves his grandmother and 4 year old younger brother’s lives after the grandmother passed out while behind the wheel of her vehicle.

The grandmother was driving at around 60 miles an hour it is reported when the indent took place. News affiliate from NBC KUSA reported on how young Griffin Sanders became a hero in the face of disaster. Last Friday was just a normal drive for Griffin and his family that was until their vehicle Griffin was travelling uncrossed the centre lane veering into oncoming traffic, griffin stated "My first though was actually, is this a tester what?, my heart was thumping"

It was most certainly tap test as Griffin put it as his Grandmother passed out and lost control of the vehicle from what may have been a heart mild heart attack. After failing to wake her up Griffin took the wheel and steered the vehicle toward a ditch full of mud. According to KUSA , Griffin told reporters that he got his driving skills from Mario Kart video game.
Thankfully to his brave actions the car came to a stop safely and KUSA luckily reported no one was injured in the accident, as Griffin shows us there are plenty of positives that can derive from gaming