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  Vito Raliffe | August 10, 2007
  For saving his Dad's life and all, a PS3 is a pretty good deal in return. Nice to see a positive news story for a change.
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  Zero and X | August 10, 2007
  Haha, its kinda bitter sweet, but cute.
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  chubbie huicho | August 10, 2007
  haha, that's pretty cool... "I want my play station 3 now.." haha nice one
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  MetroidSeeker | August 10, 2007
  careful sten about your comment, i said the same thing and i was reported :/ meh, i save your life, you owe me $500
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    sten mk II | August 11, 2007
    *Gives nothing because my life isn't in danger* but I have some cookies? *gives cookies*
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  volacide | August 10, 2007
  Sten you're a fool, that's cool that the little guy says he's a hero and wants his PS3 now.
  
  He saved his dads, his own, and probably others lives by doing what he did you piece of shit.
  
  I grant him permission to call himself a hero.
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    sten mk II | August 11, 2007
    Who cares what you grant.
    
    a true hero doesn't ask for rewards. Being a hero is a reward in itself.
    
    He may deserve a PS3, I never said he didn't.
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      Final Blade | August 11, 2007
      Your absolutely right Sten, a hero asks nothing in return but the pleasure of saving lives. If the father asked "thanks son for saving our life and others, if there is anything you want just name it" then you can ask for it, but doing what he did is selfish, and if i was him i would be ashamed of myself.
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      BANDITO ATTACK | August 11, 2007
      being a hero is a reward in itself? What the hell is this? oprah?
      
      If I save someone's life, they owe me big time.
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        Gothic Girl | August 11, 2007
        Ditto. It's absolutely ridiculous to think that a child (a NINE year old child) wouldn't ask for a reward. Nine year olds want the world, and I could bet that most children would do the same at that age. Geez. Even I'd ask for a reward. It'd be worth a try, at least. XD
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        teodortenchev | August 11, 2007
        Still, it is finalblade98's right to have an opinion on his own as long as it doesn't offend anybody else's beliefs. Comment restored.
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        Final Blade | August 11, 2007
        Im sorry but i would never ask for anything if i saved lives. Its just too selfish IMO.
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  Incidnia | August 10, 2007
  Great "news".
  
  
  I wouldn't mind a PS3 for that. Knowing that I saved lives would be a big enough reward.
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  Subzer0 | August 10, 2007
  Hahaha!! That's funny. I think the little squirt does deserve a PS3. ^^
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  Play ISDF | August 10, 2007
  Great story. Funny that all he wants is a PS3.
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  Revenger of Wastelan | August 11, 2007
  Thats funny, though the child should be ashamed, i would be angry at him for actually asking a reward for saving life.
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  Infinite | August 11, 2007
  Haha, that's awesome. He definitely deserves a PS3 for that.
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  tallteen86 | August 11, 2007
  Maybe he deserves a PS3...but asking for one is a bit much...
  
  Maybe a comment like "Well, if it isn't too much trouble...I wouldn't mind a PS3"...
  
  Well, kids are like that, very direct most of the time ;;
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    Vito Raliffe | August 11, 2007
    I wish MORE people would be as direct. I'm tired of others not saying what they want and being all flip-floppy and manipulative about it. This kid is a total OG
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      volacide | August 11, 2007
      For sure, *bleep* man, the young generation of like 8-10 year olds seems like badasses. What happened to all the whiny Neoseeker kids at 11-14.
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        Final Blade | August 11, 2007
        Most of them either grew up or realize you can't get everything. So they just don't ask. About time, i mean i never got everything i asked for why should they. Even for saving lives it seems to Selfish.
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  Ameer | August 11, 2007
  What's with all you people? He's 9, why shouldn't he want a PS3. Vol summed it up nicely. You don't deserve a reward for saving those many lives, considering HE IS A CHILD? Gimme a break guys.
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  Silver Mirror | August 11, 2007
  This reminds of this story on the TV once, where these boats help other boats which are in trouble but then charge them massive sums of money afterwards for rescuing them.
  
  I reckon this kid planned this accident just so he could rescue him and get a reward
  
  nah just kidding
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  FusionWeapons | August 11, 2007
  Hehe this is cool a son saving his father pretty cool and hell yeah i would want a ps3 for it.
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  Infinite Gravity | August 11, 2007
  ONLY a PS3?
  
  I think he should get a Wii too.. I mean, the boy saves his dad's LIFE.
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  weskraudaon | August 11, 2007
  this is very goos news. For help saving his dads life he should get a PS3. I think he should get a 360 instead
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  tidus04 | August 11, 2007
  His dad ows him big time, though the Playstation 3 is a lot, he better be offering a bunch of games with that ^______^..
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  dandy01 | August 11, 2007
  Hope he get's his son the PS3, that's the least he could do in return for his life.
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  Subzer0 | August 11, 2007
  But tbh. For a 9 year old. A Wii is more reasonable. Just a thought.
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  Storm | August 11, 2007
  Haha, I'd ask for a DS That's only because I have a PS3 xD Haha, that's a good reward in return for saving himself and his dad.
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  teodortenchev | August 11, 2007
  Damn right the kid should be rewarded. Such behaviour should only be encouraged. What if he just panicked and sat there motionless, unable to do anything? The kids IS a hero!
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    JJBDude | August 11, 2007
    Nicely said there teo, your definitely right with what you have just said. I have a sister who is 9 who I am sure would also do the same if in the situation, however I do know some 9 year olds that wouldn't know what to do and instead panic. This is a great news article, good on the boy!