Children would certainly envy this seven-year-old girl in Singapore for having a Filipino father working at one of the largest game development companies in the world – Ubisoft. Normally, parents hate to see their kids spend hours upon hours playing video games as most of them believe that video games do more harm than good when it comes to education. Actually, there are just some children wired to become addicted to the unique stimuli provided by video games at a young age. (From left) Jarden, Briones, and Vedad Take the case of , an IT professional based in Singapore. Vedad is no ordinary father. Unlike other parents, he allows his seven-year-old daughter to play video games, including fast-paced and brutal Assassin’s Creed. He himself started to become a diehard fan of video games at an early age, which his father did not approve. Now, he works for Ubisoft Singapore as [...]
