Lupo displays ‘Cerba-20’, the online video game to virtually combat Covid-19 that he built from scratch in his room at home in Binasco, south of Milan, during the country’s lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the Covid-19 infection, caused by the novel coronavirus. At the command of the Cerba-20 spacecraft, it is possible to attack and defeat virtually a terrible monster, to which he gave the features of Covid-19. The game has become the platform on which to challenge classmates and friends. — AFP
MILAN: While most nine-year-olds have been battling during lockdown with the vagaries of home schooling, Lupo Daturi has been waging war on Covid-19 itself. Virtually.
The fourth-grade pupil from the outskirts of Milan, where inhabitants have been living in lockdown since March 8, has used his time to create a video game to play with his friends.
Lupo displays ‘Cerba-20’, the online video game to virtually combat Covid-19 that he built from scratch in his room at home in Binasco, south of Milan, during the country’s lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the Covid-19 infection, caused by the novel coronavirus. At the command of the Cerba-20 spacecraft, it is possible to attack and defeat virtually a terrible monster, to which he gave the features of Covid-19. The game has become the platform on which to challenge classmates and friends. — AFP
Lupo Daturi, who built from scratch ‘Cerba-20’, an online video game to virtually combat Covid-19 during lockdown, at home in Binasco, south of Milan, during the country’s lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the COVID-19 infection, caused by the novel coronavirus. At the command of the Cerba-20 spacecraft, it is possible to attack and defeat virtually a terrible monster, to which he gave the features of Covid-19. The game has become the platform on which to challenge classmates and friends. — AFP
Lupo (centre), who built from scratch ‘Cerba-20’, an online video game to virtually combat COVID-19 during lockdown, poses with his mother Francesca Zambonin (left), father Marco Daturi and dog Mia, at home in Binasco, south of Milan, during the country's lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the Covid-19 infection, caused by the novel coronavirus. — AFP
Lupo displays ‘Cerba-20’, the online video game to virtually combat Covid-19 that he built from scratch in his room at home in Binasco, south of Milan, during the country’s lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the Covid-19 infection, caused by the novel coronavirus. At the command of the Cerba-20 spacecraft, it is possible to attack and defeat virtually a terrible monster, to which he gave the features of Covid-19. The game has become the platform on which to challenge classmates and friends. — AFP
Lupo displays ‘Cerba-20’, the online video game to virtually combat Covid-19 that he built from scratch in his room at home in Binasco, south of Milan, during the country’s lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the Covid-19 infection, caused by the novel coronavirus. At the command of the Cerba-20 spacecraft, it is possible to attack and defeat virtually a terrible monster, to which he gave the features of Covid-19. The game has become the platform on which to challenge classmates and friends. — AFP
