We all know GTA IV is an R18 game and many of the issues and controversy surrounding it could be prevented by parents monitoring what their children play. One lucky family is thankful they disregarded the R18 stickers and endless amounts of negative publicity surrounding the game after their Jeep Grand Cherokee suddenly swerved off the road, hit a rail and flipped several times. 11 year old Audrey Plique climbed over the back seat, heroically pulling her 9 year old sister, her 7 year old brother and her mum and dad out of the wasted vehicle. Mother, Karen Norris believes her daughters gaming potentially saved their lives:
She just knew, from playing Grand Theft Auto. She saw on there that when a car rolls over, it can blow up. She knew that could happen to us. She showed the kind of bravery and courage you don't expect from an 11-year-old. She stayed composed. She sounded upset, but she knew the things she had to get done to help her parents and siblings.
Roll that up and smoke it Jack.
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04-09-2008, 08:54 PM
11 year old girl praised for playing GTA IV
We all know GTA IV is an R18 game and many of the issues and controversy surrounding it could be prevented by parents monitoring what their children play. One lucky family is thankful they disregarded the R18 stickers and endless amounts of negative publicity surrounding the game after their Jeep Grand Cherokee suddenly swerved off the road, hit a rail and flipped several times. 11 year old Audrey Plique climbed over the back seat, heroically pulling her 9 year old sister, her 7 year old brother and her mum and dad out of the wasted vehicle. Mother, Karen Norris believes her daughters gaming potentially saved their lives:
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