Loic Remy says computer game with Tony Fernandes persuaded him to join QPR rather than Newcastle QPR poached Remy from under Newcastle United's noses after they offered to pay him more than £80,000 a week, plus bonuses, on the day he travelled to London for a medical ahead of a proposed move to the North East. But the 26 year-old tried to dismiss suggestions he had only gone to QPR for the money, insisting he made up his mind after playing the computer game with Fernandes at the end of four hours of negotiations. "It showed to me what a good person Tony is," said Remy, who triumphed playing as Bayern Munich against Fernandes's Argentina. He showed his human side to me as an owner of the club. The 26 year-old has signed for QPR for a fee of around £10 million, and will make his debut against West Ham United on Saturday. "Harry [Redknapp] also played a big part in me coming here," he added.