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Archie Campbell talks about computer games
I started playing computer games when I was seven years old. My parents didn't let me
have a computer so I used to go to my cousin's house and play games on his computer
when his mum and dad were at work. My parents would have been very angry if they
had known that.
My cousin Freddie showed me how to play games that older children usually play and he
said that I was much better than most of his friends who were three years older than me.
I was going to ask my parents again for a computer but he told me to wait for another
year, at least.
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Then I started to have computer lessons at school. That was when everything changed. I learned how to make
programmes and I started to make my own games with my cousin's help. From that time, I knew that making
games was all I would ever want to do.
I didn't say anything to my parents for a long time. Freddie's parents didn't know what we were doing, either.
Then one evening it was parents' day at my school and my computer teacher told them that I had a brilliant
future making computer games.
Now I am 20 and I enjoy student life. I have already sold one game to a small computer company but I don't
have much time to make games now because I have a lot of exams soon. However, two computer companies
have said they want to talk to me as soon as I leave university because they want me on their team.