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As long as there are games to play it is not over. – Alex Ferguson
In control
My kids tend to be outside playing more than they are inside so I do not mind if they have the odd 30 minutes or so on computers or game consoles. My sons favourites at the moment are FIFA 15 on the PS4 (what he is playing here) or Minecraft on the iPad.
Team selection
Selecting his players, making transfers, planning his tactics, he loves managing his team just as much as playing the game itself.
Serious moments
It can be serious business waiting to see if your transfer bids have been successful!
Concentration
Then it is time to concentrate on a game, at this point I was told my time was running out, 2 minutes and counting.
In the distance
Above and beyond
Intense moments
He started to get fidgety as the game was nearing an end and seconds later after a good win for his team he jumped up and headed outside to practice his kick ups in the garden.
Intense moments made him look on fire and on field. As long as his legs don’t fling in the air.. Hahah Thnx for sharing this candid one. Good luck to sonnie’s future on the field!
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Thank you @JohnsonJohn, sometimes he does get quite active playing so we insist he goes in the playroom to play on his game as there is no much he could break in there!
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Video games actually help a lot Karen.. The way I drove home after many parties, I must say that apart from the Angels surrounding the car; it was also from the simulations I had demonstrated using video games (i.e. playing NFS / car games after a little beer with the Traffic mode ON). Lol. 😉
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@JohnsonJohn lol, they can do, my husband did a track day after playing on Gran Turismo and said how much easier it was straight away as he knew the track 🙂
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Hahah.. That must have been fun. GT is altogether an exciting concept.
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