Amazing Outcome for Funworld Test Player "Photo Play Has Healed Me"

Amazing Outcome for Funworld Test Player "Photo Play Has Healed Me"

According to 31 year old Roland Märzendorfer, his work test-playing the Photo Play terminals at Funworld Austria helped to heal his paralysed hand. A motorbike accident left Mr Märzendorfer with paralysis of his right hand, caused by the laming of the nerves, and with a slim chance of healing. Despite using several traditional and unconventional healing methods, Mr Märzendorfer's hand remained paralysed. When the Austrian federal employment agency confirmed Mr Märzendorfer had 20% invalidity, a friend recommended he apply for the position at Funworld to earn some money, and in fear of not getting the job, Mr Märzendorfer did not disclose his handicap.

After only two days in the job, he recognised the fact that playing had activated some new process, the coordination of left and right improved immediately, and slowly movement returned to his right hand. Mr Märzendorfer said he is certain that Photo Play played a major role in his recovery, "Probably all the therapies had had some positive effect - the breakthrough, however, and I'm absolutely sure of this, only came with playing Photo Play."

Roland Märzendorfer's discovery corresponds with the amazing results achieved by the well-known Swiss brain-scientist, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Stanek, of the Fachhochschule Koblenz (University of Applied Sciences). Professor Stanek's experiments with test persons at the Photo Play terminal showed that the ability to concentrate was increased by up to 40%. "There is no doubt that products such as Photo Play's terminals promote the correlation of the two brain halves. People who play are therefore not only provably more cheerful, they are also more capable mentally," said Dr. Stanek, 'Effects of playing computer games on the psyche of children and youths' in Munich.