Aby_Z said:
Aby_Z said:
He has access to the internet; he may be just savy enough to know that the game business needs a boost in press to show it ain't all bad.
The word 'may' is key, there. I'm not saying anything definitive. As I said in my response above, I'm using hypotheticals.
In other words you find this scenario quite plausible:
Siblings, a boy and a girl, walk in woods.
Moose approaches. The kids do not notice it.
Eventually the kids intrude upon the territory of the animal, which then moves to attack.
The boy, seeing the moose aiming for his sister, starts flailing his arms in a desperate and brave attempt to make sure at least his sister makes it to safety.
The moose turns its attention towards the boy, while the girl flees.
The boy plays dead, and is eventuelly left alone by the moose.
Boy is then, shortly after, interviewed about the events. Before the interview, though, he has be pondering how to turn the whole incident into a public-relations boost for videogames in general. He is chairman of his high school debate team, even though he is 12, and has already been awarded an honorary Ph.d. in common sense by the nearby university for smart children.
Having pondered this, he decides to sit and smile with the reporter, calmly stating that he had his knowledge from his favourite video-game, World of Warcraft, instead of a Hunter's Survivors Manual - which is the actual truth! The kid had been reading that book that same day, so it was quite an enormous coincidense!!