Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, is the second in line to the British throne, second only to his father, Prince Charles, and as his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, gets older, he and his wife, Kate Middleton, have taken on more important responsibilities.
After the renovation work was completed at the headquarters of the British Academy of Motion Picture and Television Arts (BAFTA), Prince William visited it as the fifth president of BAFTA on behalf of the Queen and the Royal Family.
During his visit, William met with recipients of bafta bursaries in recent years, including renowned young game designer Harry Petch, who participated in the BAFTA Youth Game Design Competition in 2016 and 2019 and was a finalist, and in 2021 won the BAFTA Youth Game Design Mentor Award.
Like many young people, Pooch was a big fan of the Williams, and when he learned of his chance to meet the future king face-to-face, Poche rushed to create a "net carbon" game overnight in response to the environmental protection efforts initiated by Prince William.
After the meeting, Polk invited William to try out the game, which the prince was interested in and thought that if similar games were widely popularized, it would be better to cultivate people's awareness of environmental protection, but it also reminded William of a problem that caused him and Kate a bit of a headache - his eldest son, Prince George, also became interested in computer games.
William then added: "If it's a minor, we still have to regulate the amount of time they play games, which is a very important thing, they do love games and are fascinated by it, like George, he's particularly interested in this, Kate is always very careful to limit the amount of time he spends staring at the computer screen." ”
The prince's words immediately aroused the interest of those present, who were curious whether his other two children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, liked to play games as much as George, and the prince replied: "The other two are still relatively small, and they have no interest in games for the time being, but they enjoy watching movies and cartoons." ”
In a previous interview, Prince William had also mentioned how fascinated children were with cartoons, and he had helplessly stated that the animation images he hated the most were "those two pigs (George and Paige in the Peppa Pig animated series)", because he had to hold out until George was not interested in them, and Charlotte began to pestering him to watch them with him.
Perhaps to encourage the young designers present, William then stressed: "These are very creative, I really like movies and games, and I will cultivate the interest of the next generation in them." "But most royal fans know that William Kate won't do that for a short period of time.
As we all know, the Williams have always been regarded as "models" in education, despite being in the royal family, they attach great importance to the correct guidance of the children, before Prince George was 6 years old, William and his wife rarely let him contact electronic devices, and even some fans suspected that George had to use the computer to complete the homework assigned by the teacher after going to elementary school, Kate relaxed the restrictions on this aspect.
Compared with watching TV and games at home, the Williams pay more attention to cultivating children's interest in outdoor sports, and even George's Christmas present last year is a set of children's outdoor equipment, which they believe will help children's physical and mental health.