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LAST NIGHT, THE creator of Nintendo, Hiroshi Yamauchi died at the age of 85.
His creations played a large role in many of our lives, along with lots of other video games.
Aside from providing you with hours of fun (and a few arguments with your siblings), video games also offered you the opportunity to learn a few things.
Here are nine life lessons taken from childhood video games.
Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
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9 life lessons taken from childhood video games
LAST NIGHT, THE creator of Nintendo, Hiroshi Yamauchi died at the age of 85.
His creations played a large role in many of our lives, along with lots of other video games.
Aside from providing you with hours of fun (and a few arguments with your siblings), video games also offered you the opportunity to learn a few things.
Here are nine life lessons taken from childhood video games.
Character is important
You can make up for lost time
Eating vegetables makes you big and strong
And makes you live longer
Things are better when you work together
What goes around, comes around
An outfit change is sometimes all you need
If you persevere you can eventually beat almost anything
Don’t be afraid of the unknown
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