Sure he can play games, but can he string a whole sentence together without it sounding like 'Oeeee! Oueeee'?
cool post OP
He belongs to the internet now...
till then he is gonna spin the camera
I wanna see this kid in 15 years after his balls drop seeing how good he is now.
[QUOTE=JolKally;23086375]This kid is gonna be a fucking genius when he grows up.
If he can beat the game at the age he's at right now, then god help us. He's gonna be able to do lots.[/QUOTE]
He may be a genius at the logical level, but he might not be at the intellectual level. Most games like portal are ones where you have to apply logic.
Fuck, all I beat when I was 3 was Donkey Kong Country and Sonic the Hedgehog 2. I wouldn't have been able to do Portal.
that is one of the cutest things ever
Im jealous.
But imagine how smart he will be at age 13...
:ohdear:
Seeing a three year old laughing at a screen that shows people getting shot is something I find a little
unsetteling. At that age, you cant put things like that in proper context. I mean, if you grow up seeing
murder at a young age, I don't know. I was first allowed to playi 'violent' games at the age of 10 and I
know that I wouldn't have understood it any earlier, but at three... Jeez, that's way too young. I want my
kids to slowly learn all about life bit by bit like I did, and not start with the most gruesome parts of it.
I mean, many of you might not understand my point, but in that age when you have to worry about a family
not just yourself and your computer, you start to see things differendly. And 'gun + person = success' is not
a thing I teach a toddler and feel good about. Some of the more dense people might say that there is a clear differene between games and reallity, bit we are talking toddlers minds here.
I can assure you that this is real and not fake.
Mirrors Edge uses weird systems to control shit, just ignore it and let it be.
finley, what a badass name.
[QUOTE=H4ngman;23091664]Seeing a three year old laughing at a screen that shows people getting shot is something I find a little
unsetteling. At that age, you cant put things like that in proper context. I mean, if you grow up seeing
murder at a young age, I don't know. I was first allowed to playi 'violent' games at the age of 10 and I
know that I wouldn't have understood it any earlier, but at three... Jeez, that's way too young. I want my
kids to slowly learn all about life bit by bit like I did, and not start with the most gruesome parts of it.
I mean, many of you might not understand my point, but in that age when you have to worry about a family
not just yourself and your computer, you start to see things differendly. And 'gun + person = success' is not
a thing I teach a toddler and feel good about. Some of the more dense people might say that there is a clear differene between games and reallity, bit we are talking toddlers minds here.[/QUOTE]
I started playing games when I was 4, and I always played Mortal Kombat II on my family's snes. I don't know about you, but I never thought about the violence, I only remember how much fun I had kicking my brother's asses in it. And humiliating them with a fatality.
Then I started playing 1.6 when I was 7, and I remember my older brother having to defend me because apparently, I'm a 'hacker'.
I played through LoZ:ALttP before I knew how to read :c
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Hence also before I knew english
Very hand eye co-ordinated. Good future unless he doesn't spoil it.
I didn't think his fingers would reach all the necessary keys for Mirror's Edge, gladly i was proven wrong. This guy is a bro and I would be honored to have him as a brother.
I bet he couldn't play nightmare house like my niece.
I got her to play portal once though. Things didn't turn out good.
[QUOTE=H4ngman;23091664]Seeing a three year old laughing at a screen that shows people getting shot is something I find a little
unsetteling. At that age, you cant put things like that in proper context. I mean, if you grow up seeing
murder at a young age, I don't know. I was first allowed to playi 'violent' games at the age of 10 and I
know that I wouldn't have understood it any earlier, but at three... Jeez, that's way too young. I want my
kids to slowly learn all about life bit by bit like I did, and not start with the most gruesome parts of it.
I mean, many of you might not understand my point, but in that age when you have to worry about a family
not just yourself and your computer, you start to see things differendly. And 'gun + person = success' is not
a thing I teach a toddler and feel good about. Some of the more dense people might say that there is a clear differene between games and reallity, bit we are talking toddlers minds here.[/QUOTE]
Concerned soccer mom convention is that way pal
Oh man, I played Q2 when I was around 3, and hella enjoyed it.
This video makes me happy that I'm upgrading my computer soon.
I will name my son Finley in honor of this kid.
I honestly don't think it's very healthy for a child to be playing games like these, who knows this could have some negative effects on his brain in the future.
[QUOTE=H4ngman;23091664]Seeing a three year old laughing at a screen that shows people getting shot is something I find a little
unsetteling. At that age, you cant put things like that in proper context. I mean, if you grow up seeing
murder at a young age, I don't know. I was first allowed to playi 'violent' games at the age of 10 and I
know that I wouldn't have understood it any earlier, but at three... Jeez, that's way too young. I want my
kids to slowly learn all about life bit by bit like I did, and not start with the most gruesome parts of it.
I mean, many of you might not understand my point, but in that age when you have to worry about a family
not just yourself and your computer, you start to see things differendly. And 'gun + person = success' is not
a thing I teach a toddler and feel good about. Some of the more dense people might say that there is a clear differene between games and reallity, bit we are talking toddlers minds here.[/QUOTE]
At the age of 3 I was shooting Nazi's and at the age of 5 I was killing demons with chainsaws. At 6 I was giving strippers dollar bills then kicking them to death.
I turned out fine. I think.
You're right though, kind of. Some kids may react differently to certain types of stimulation. If you have a well grounded kid then I honestly believe there's nothing to worry about. If you have a very influential kid then maybe it's best to stick to Reader Rabbit.
Meh, I'm better
:smug:
People are breeding gamers these days. :D
He's better at mirror's edge than me.
Right on!
Learning how Portals work at such a young age seems like good brain development.
Honestly I don't see what's to be worked up about if he shoots someone in a videogame. He's 3 years old, he doesn't understand the concept of death. He's shooting 'bad guys' anyway, tell him that's the only time he'd be able to do it in life.
When I was three, I never knew video games existed.
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