Top 10: What type of video game would you design for your grandmother, and why?
This week's question: If you could own any piece of artwork in the world, what would it be and why? To take part, drop us a line via this form by 12pm on Wednesday, April 30.
Zoe Pang Sum-yu, 11, SKH Kei Wing Primary School: I would invent a game with virtual reality goggles called Youth Life VR. When you put on the goggles, you can travel back in time and explore things you didn't get to do when you were younger. My grandmother often tells me how jealous she is of me when I jump up and down, and she has also expressed a desire to go surfing. Surfing beyond the ocean waves towards the sunset is one of her greatest dreams. Unfortunately, her body doesn't allow her to do that. So, I would create this video game for her. She would not need to move around too much, but she can still enjoy surfing and other sports.
Anderson Sparks Campbell, 19, TWGHs Chi-Li Pao School: I would create a cooking game for my grandma so she can have fun while learning about food from different countries. I would like her to explore Asian cuisine, as she isn't very familiar with how to prepare Asian dishes.
Katie Lam, 16, GCC & ITKD Lau Pak Lok Secondary School: I would create a cosy, nostalgic gardening game that reflects her calm personality. The game would feature vibrant colours to represent her brightness and serene landscapes to highlight her uniqueness. Its simplicity and elegance mirrors her natural beauty.
A gardening game would be a calm way to spend an afternoon. Photo: Shutterstock
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Top 10: What type of video game would you design for your grandmother, and why?
This week's question: If you could own any piece of artwork in the world, what would it be and why? To take part, drop us a line via this form by 12pm on Wednesday, April 30. Zoe Pang Sum-yu, 11, SKH Kei Wing Primary School: I would invent a game with virtual reality goggles called Youth Life VR. When you put on the goggles, you can travel back in time and explore things you didn't get to do when you were younger. My grandmother often tells me how jealous she is of me when I jump up and down, and she has also expressed a desire to go surfing. Surfing beyond the ocean waves towards the sunset is one of her greatest dreams. Unfortunately, her body doesn't allow her to do that. So, I would create this video game for her. She would not need to move around too much, but she can still enjoy surfing and other sports. Anderson Sparks Campbell, 19, TWGHs Chi-Li Pao School: I would create a cooking game for my grandma so she can have fun while learning about food from different countries. I would like her to explore Asian cuisine, as she isn't very familiar with how to prepare Asian dishes. Katie Lam, 16, GCC & ITKD Lau Pak Lok Secondary School: I would create a cosy, nostalgic gardening game that reflects her calm personality. The game would feature vibrant colours to represent her brightness and serene landscapes to highlight her uniqueness. Its simplicity and elegance mirrors her natural beauty. A gardening game would be a calm way to spend an afternoon. Photo: Shutterstock
