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Kid gets lifetime Nintendo pass from mum after using DS to save family

Ever since July, when seven-year-old Christopher used his DS, a handheld electronic game console, to help free his trapped family from their crashed car, his mum Kathleen Wilkes says he can have anything he wants.

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big_silky5361d ago

i guess kangaroos are the aussie equivalent of our stupid deer.

oh and "maybe the dingo ate your baby"

AtatakaiSamurai5361d ago (Edited 5361d ago )

yeah but score ONE for gaming yay!!!... now we'll 10 news stories about how *best best Ozzy accent* "maybe gaming ate your baby"

Gandalf5361d ago

"when seven-year-old Christopher used his DS, a handheld electronic game console, to help free his trapped family from their crashed car"

After reading that, I really had to see what this was all about.

xDSJxPyro5361d ago

http://www.hotbloodedgaming...

I remember reading about this a while ago, nice to see Nintendo actually cares, and did something for his family. *Looks* at Sony and Microsoft.

milohighclub5361d ago (Edited 5361d ago )

nintendo did shit all.

theonlylolking5361d ago (Edited 5361d ago )

Nintendo just gave him a life time nintendo pass which was a nice thing but ruining the gaming industry was not.

@R_aVe_N

They made the DS does that count?

R_aVe_N5361d ago

I am confused how does Nintendo care? They didn't do anything at all!

AngryFork5361d ago

These kinds of stories always make me roll my eyes. They have these massive statements like "someone was trapped in a basement being set ablaze, and one person had to go in and save him!" etc. and then the end result is so cheap and stupid.

The end result of this one is the kid using the DS light to unbuckle his mother or something. I mean come on are you serious. The article builds up this huge thing and then THAT'S the big reveal? So dumb.

Also the title is misleading. I thought Nintendo themselves gave someone some kind of lifetime pass. But it was just his mother who says Nintendo is okay now, or some BS.

princejb1345361d ago

your just mad cause you wouldnt be able to save em even with a flashlight
like common the kid if 5 years old, most kids that age would just cry until someone else rescues them

Matthew945361d ago

the mum is an idiot, all he used was the ds' backlight. if he had used a torch would she have got him a life time supply of torches

AtatakaiSamurai5361d ago

wow realy? the mom's an idiot? wow really? holy cow the type of people the internet has spawned in scary.

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sporteous1212125361d ago

Nintendo didn't give him a pass...it was his mom.

Shadow Flare5361d ago (Edited 5361d ago )

I thought it was gonna say the kid used some amazing medical technique he learnt from trauma centre to save his mums life. Instead, he used the light from the screen to unbelt his mother. That's a good kid, but he would have been a great kid if he also used his trauma centre game to give that kangaroo CPR or something

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Bizarre & Forgotten Final Fantasy Games

Just like you don’t ask a woman her age, you don’t ask a Final Fantasy fan how many games there are in total.

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gigoran87d ago

I don't quiet get who it's directed at. General player? Sure, I can believe them not knowing some of the less popular final fantasy games. But final fantasy FANS? There is nothing forgotten about these games.

gold_drake7d ago

i was just about to say the exact same ha

i played all of those games haha

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VenomUK12d ago

The score for the first Plants Vs Zombies is such great, iconic music that it has a timeless quality. Not quite the level of Minecraft, but wonderful in its own right.

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