Chad zipped down the main drag, dressed in blue armor and riding a large flying scooter, intent on the cache of weapons and ammunition ahead of him.
"I told you you're not going to get it," Chris said, tapping a button on his Xbox 360 controller that lobbed a grenade at his younger sibling who died in a fiery explosion on the big-screen television.
Competing with a dozen other players online, Chris, 22, and Chad, 15, of Edgewater, engaged in good-natured pixilated fratricide Tuesday evening playing...
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