wraggster
July 21st, 2010, 16:06
Tennis star Andy Murray appears to have solved the gaming 'obsession' that ruined his relationship with missus Kim Sears... by switching to DS.
Murray, who was reportedly dumped last year because of his seven-hour-a-day PS3 sessions, was spotted holidaying this week with the forgiving Miss Sears - after patching up their relationship.
However, although Murray didn't have Modern Warfare for company, he was tapping away on his Nintendo DSi. Which he did for hours. Erm, maybe his habits aren't completely extinguished, then...
"They spent about two-and-a-half hours by the pool, she was reading her book and he spent most of that playing on his Nintendo DS," a Daily Mail super spy said, before the paper posted huge hi-res photos of the pair lounging about in their swimwear. It does that a lot.
"They looked very relaxed. I think they were just enjoying a chill-out weekend," added the source.
Murray's PlayStation "obsession" has been a problem in the past, with his former coach, Brad Gilbert stating: "He plays video games seven hours a day."
Last Christmas the British number one's agent insisted: "Andy doesn't play computer games any more than any other 22-year-old."
Actually, seven hours a day might be pushing it just a touch...
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=256621?cid=OTC-RSS&attr=CVG-General-RSS
Murray, who was reportedly dumped last year because of his seven-hour-a-day PS3 sessions, was spotted holidaying this week with the forgiving Miss Sears - after patching up their relationship.
However, although Murray didn't have Modern Warfare for company, he was tapping away on his Nintendo DSi. Which he did for hours. Erm, maybe his habits aren't completely extinguished, then...
"They spent about two-and-a-half hours by the pool, she was reading her book and he spent most of that playing on his Nintendo DS," a Daily Mail super spy said, before the paper posted huge hi-res photos of the pair lounging about in their swimwear. It does that a lot.
"They looked very relaxed. I think they were just enjoying a chill-out weekend," added the source.
Murray's PlayStation "obsession" has been a problem in the past, with his former coach, Brad Gilbert stating: "He plays video games seven hours a day."
Last Christmas the British number one's agent insisted: "Andy doesn't play computer games any more than any other 22-year-old."
Actually, seven hours a day might be pushing it just a touch...
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=256621?cid=OTC-RSS&attr=CVG-General-RSS