Sometimes moving video games form the screen to real life can be fun and interesting, like the
Pac Manhattan event. But '
Pac Man' is largely harmless. '
Frogger' on the other hand, makes for a much more dangerous game. And, no matter how funny you think the infamous 'Frogger' episode of 'Seinfeld' is, it's not a good idea to try and reenact it. Sadly,
our advice is too late to stop a man from Clemson, South Carolina who thought it sounded like a great way to pass the time. His friend, who probably should have been trying to talk him out of it, shouted "go" as he began to pick his way across Highway 123. The man didn't make it to the other side. A Lexus SUV struck him, but, thankfully, didn't kill him.
The 23-year old was taken to a local hospital, and is in stable condition. But let his foolishness serve as a warning to the rest of you. Retro arcade games are plenty fun when played via the safety of joystick, but they're not to be acted out in real life.
Tags: frogger, gaming, top, videogames, weird
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Subscribe to commentsNemephosisDec 30th 2010 11:29AM
The guy was 23 and thought this was a good idea? Frankly, he deserved it.
societyissofullofliesDec 31st 2010 2:54AM
Get your story straight! Obviously your source (WYFF) isn't a good one because they got the story wrong also. No one was playing frogger. He and his friends had just been, ironically, talking about the game before he walked out into the road. His friend's didn't yell go, they yelled "STOP!" On top of that, the guy was in a crosswalk, where the lights don't work. The guys not an idiot he just wasn't paying attention when crossing the street. People like you who spread these lies really do ruin society. This poor guy just got out of the hosipital and now he gets to read stories like this. Shame on you.