A GAMING grandad aged 81 hooked on playing for the past 45 years now wants to get into streaming his contests online.
David Bradford started playing arcade classic Space Invaders in 1978.
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The then lorry driver used to stop at cafes and service stations to play.
He moved on to console games in 1997 when his family bought him a Nintendo 64 to play James Bond game GoldenEye.
David, a dad of four, took up playing war game Medal of Honor in 2002 with his sons.
Now he wants to video himself playing Warzone and Modern Warfare 2 with his grandkids and stream the contests online.
Part-time plant operator David, of Banwell, Somerset, said: “I’m new at streaming and want to try. I’ve had a lot of fans asking to watch me, they say, ‘get this man streaming’.
“I can still play now as well as I did in the early days. I struggle with modern technology, but I have my son to help me with that.”
But David is banned from disturbing his long-suffering wife Joyce, 68.
Son David Jr said: “Every night it’s like a warzone. He has to stop at 10.30pm because he used to play till 1am.”
