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Make-A-Wish To Become An Honorary Plants Vs. Zombies Team Member Comes True
For Miles, a love of the Plants vs. Zombies franchise spurred his wish to become an honorary Plants vs. Zombies team member at publishing and development studio PopCap. Miles is 8-years old and in remission for Burkitt’s lymphoma.
As Miles pulled up to the studio, he was met by a huge crowd of PopCap team members and several zombies awaiting his arrival. Throughout the day he learned how to draw zombies, how they digitally design the characters and add the zombie sound effects, personally designed his own plant sprite, and animators even drew him in with all his favorite characters in a short film.
This wish was achieved through a joint effort from Make-A-Wish and PopCap Games, and following Miles through his dream day at PopCap is sure to melt your heart.
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