If you haven’t heard of the PlayStation Explorers Club, we are going to tell you a little about what the story is about. It’s cool: it is a solidarity initiative in which they collaborate PlayStation and the Juegaterapia Foundation, of which we have spoken on several occasions in iGamesNews, where a lot of familiar faces have gathered to donate items.
These objects range from a shirt signed by Rafa Nadal a a collector’s edition of Horizon: Zero Dawn for PS4 signed by Michelle Jenner (We remind you that the actress was in charge of doubling Aloy, the protagonist of the game) or a special edition of the book Batman: a Videogame Hero donated by Claudio Serrano himself, Batman’s usual voice-over, which includes a foreword written by him, to give just a few examples.
If you want to collaborate with this initiative and with the Juegaterapia Foundation, try to get some donated object and also enter the draw for a PS5, you only have to buy tickets worth 5 dollars each for the objects that you like the most. There is no limit, you can collaborate with that minimum of 5 dollars for an object, buy several tickets for the same object or different tickets for several objects. Here you have the legal bases.
The entire proceeds from the sale of all tickets will go to the construction of rooms of the Explorers Club in Spanish hospitals where Juegaterapia is present. It should be remembered that in Juegaterapia they are dedicated to helping children with cancer using the game as therapy, so thanks to these rooms they will be able to find PS5 consoles to play.
According to a study that the foundation released at the beginning of the year, it was observed that pediatric cancer patients with post-chemotherapy mucositis, apparently one of the most painful consequences of treatment, feel less pain when playing video games. And if playing relieves the pain, let them play.
