There's a GameStop in Texas where the store owner won't let kids buy videogames unless an adult confirms that child has good grades.
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Friday, September 14, 2007
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Langston Wertz Jr. has been an Observer reporter since
1988. He has reviewed video games and tech equipment for more than 10 years. Favorite game? Madden football. Favorite geek gear? Anything audio-visual.
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1988. He has reviewed video games and tech equipment for more than 10 years. Favorite game? Madden football. Favorite geek gear? Anything audio-visual.
Reach him via email.
2 comments:
This is guy should be flown to Washington on Monday to address a joint session of Congress.
His brief remarks should be covered like a State of the Union address.
In short, Brandon Scott is a national hero. Amazing how EVERYONE knows he is right -- that gaming can directly take time from schooling -- but gutless parents have been unwilling to drop the hammer.
Of course Gamestop is equally gutless, and has suspended Scott. What a surprise.
http://www.wfaa.com/sharedcontent/dws/wfaa/latestnews/stories/wfaa070914_lj_brady2.d3cb9c35.html
He's actually a store manager, not a store owner, as the stores are all corporately owned.
But in any event, he should be applauded for supporting his principles in making sure that kids have good grades before they start gaming.
Keep up the good work!
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