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Hi 
I hope this helps.
First of all, man, is your son lucky to have a parent like you!  Instead
of 
discouraging him, you are encouraging him to follow his passion.  It actually

renews my faith in human nature.

I'm not sure this is 100% applicable, but is maybe will give you 
some more ideas.  I believe you actually 
have two challenges:
(1) finding a source to teach him how to program games
(2) helping him to find a good paying job when he gets the skills.

He can use consulting as a career, even as a beginner, to quickly 
get the experience he needs.  In learning about consulting, he 
may find a subject to automate with his games programs.

We have an inexpensive course which teaches computer consulting to 
beginners.  He will not find this in any book or in any school 
because (sadly) it's not taught.  

When you look at some of the URLs below, you may not 
understand everything, but you will understand the pay.  This is what 
he can earn.  We chose the software testing consulting 
profession to show how to do consulting.  That's one of the 
easiests to break into.  




http://www.epublications.net/ConsApp.html

http://www.epublications.net/FREEDocs/TDRHelp.html

http://www.epublications.net/FREEDocs/userguide.EXE

http://www.epublications.net/FREEDocs/readme.html

http://www.epublications.net/quiz





"samsimillia" <samsimillia@ic24.net> wrote:
>My son is 8yrs old and really wants to make up games for the PC, Nintendo,
>Sega etc. when he is older. This isn't just a passing craze as he has been
>creating his own games for about 4yrs now. We didn't even have a PC or games
>machine in the house when he started this. He has always done a lot of
>drawing, he drew his first recognisable face when he was 18 months old.
He
>has so many ideas down on paper but no knowledge of how to make it into
the
>reality of a playing game. Is there any software out there that maybe of
>help to him and what sort of things would help him get his dream once he
is
>a bit older?
>
>Any suggestions would really be of help, and also where can I find the
>addresses of games makers such as Edios etc.?
>
>Thank you in advance,
>
>from a mum.
>
>

Wm. Courtney Thomas,
Epublications, LLC Test Manager/Technical Director
http://www.epublications.net


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