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Published 10:45 13 Jan 2016 GMT

The Canadian father told CBC News that the news had "floored" him, and explained that his son had used his credit card without asking but "he thought it was a one-time fee for the game".
"He's just as sick as I am," he said. "He never believed he was being charged for every transaction, or every time he went onto the game."
Unsurprsingly, Perkins has banned his son from the game, and has had no choice but to ban all games from the house, saying: "There will never be another Xbox system—or any gaming system—in my home."Explore more on these topics:
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