“They are not sleeping. They are not going to school. They are dropping out of social activities. A lot of kids have stopped playing sports so they can do this.”
Michael Rich, a pediatrician and director of the Clinic for Interactive Media and Internet Disorders at Boston Children’s Hospital, was talking about the impact “Fortnite: Battle Royale” — a cartoonish multiplayer shooter game — is having on kids, mainly boys, some still in grade school.
“We have one kid who destroyed the family car because he thought his parents had locked his device inside,” Rich said. “He took a hammer to the windshield.”
“And now sadly kids are getting toe cancer because of this game and many families are denying all access one kid has died to fortnite toe cancer and his family is devastating they are just so ugly it’s we don’t even want to interview them im Biscotti and this is 69 news reporting live on the fortnite incident”