>Three years ago in 2014, when Trevor Sutton was twelve years old, he was diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer and given one year to live. Miraculously, Trevor beat every odd and has made it to 2017. He and his parents have bravely fought this terrible disease, and IGN, upon learning of how instrumental video games have been in his life, decided to interview him
>Unfortunately, Trevor's cancer has taken a turn for the worse, and he now has a maximum of one more year to live.
>"It's been hard on everyone, my family especially. The hospital at first refused to let me have so many video game consoles in one room, but eventually a doctor made them give up on it. I play mostly the SNES because my older brother has so many games for it, but the hospital recently gave me an Xbox One and a PS4."
>"If I'm being honest, the only reason I've been able to survive this long, besides my family's love, is video games and Marvel. I love their movies. I'm told I may survive to see Avengers 3, which I'm really looking forward to. My parents tried to get me interested in DVDs they bought of those old Star Trek series, but when I watched them I realized the shows were dead before I was even born, which made me depressed."
>We asked Trevor what his favorite games are. "My favorite is Final Fantasy VIII by Squaresoft, I've played it a thousand times. My second favorite game is Half-Life 2 by Steam. If I could have just one wish, I'd love to see what they're planning for the next one." Trevor laughed grimly at this next statement: "After all, it's not like I could spoil it for anyone even if I wanted to."
>After the interview, we contacted Valve (creator of the acclaimed Half-Life series) on Trevor's behalf, who declined to comment, but said that they wish him well
>The Make a Wish Foundation also contacted Trevor, and has set a date for Jeremy Renner, who portrays main character Hawkeye in the Avengers, to pay him a visit
Three years ago in 2014, when Trevor Sutton was twelve years old...
Good luck to him.
Said to see the cancer spread to his taste.
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I wonder if the hospital would get mad if he started emulating games on a PC.
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Damn
I feel bad for laughing but really. Fucking Hawkeye man
Jesus, Jeremy Renner? Seriously?
At least send ScarJo to give him a good time before he dies
>If I could have just one wish, I'd love to see what they're planning for the next one
I'm going to hell for laughing.
>My second favorite game is Half-Life 2 by Steam. If I could have just one wish, I'd love to see what they're planning for the next one." Trevor laughed grimly at this next statement: "After all, it's not like I could spoil it for anyone even if I wanted to."
>>After the interview, we contacted Valve (creator of the acclaimed Half-Life series) on Trevor's behalf, who declined to comment, but said that they wish him well
I like that kid, he knew what he was doing, IGN knew what he was doing, and they used that to troll Gabe.
>Xbox One
Goddamit! The boy already has cancer!
Renner is pretty based in real life.
Honestly, I don't get why they have him playing generic hero in these movies when his actual personality is really close to 616 Hawkeye.
>just as planed
>Favorite is Final Fantasy VIII
I can see why his cancer returned
At least we all got to see what Half Life episode 3 would have been thanks to Laidlaw leaving the company. I doubt he would have wanted HL3 after that.
I didn't know you could get lung cancer that young. Is it super rare?
>I didn't know you could get lung cancer that young. Is it super rare?
Contrary to popular belief cancer can strike any age any organ and medical science still really doesn't know what causes the cells to go berserk and reproduce unchecked
It's not common.
Please don't drag me to hell with you by making me laugh.
>favorite game if FFVIII
Good taste. I hope he makes it.
I blame the Ultimates, which was clearly a major influence on the MCU, which is bad news for Hawkeye, because Ultimate Hawkeye is a bland waste of space with no panache.
You can get any cancer at any age, many times for no real reason.