Gamingblog is introducing its brand new cartoon Draco's World.
Who lives in Draco's World?
Name: Draco
Age: 14 years
Real Name: Frederick Alexander Smith
Occupation: 8th Grader; Reviews games for the Local TV station
Plus Points: Great at all things related to the exquisite art of gaming
draco and group
Minuses: Algebra, Girls and other things which you will soon find out.
Name: Mouse
Age: 15 Years
Real Name: Mousse
Occupation: 8th Grader; always in search of free stuff- food, games...you name it
Plus points: Very laid back, 'Take it Easy' slacker
Minuses: No ambitions yet and again, algebra and girls
Name: Janice Turner
Age: 25 years
Real Name: Same as above.
Occupation: Co-host gaming review show for the Local TV station with Draco.
Plus Points: Good friend with Draco. Draco likes her and is in fact, the only girl he is comfortable around.
Minuses: At times, worries a bit too much
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