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Why Robin Makes Batman Better The newly minted world record holder in Donkey Kong didn’t have a lot of space in his high-rise apartment. So when he brought home an arcade cabinet, one of three things had to go: sofa, fridge or commode.
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Billy Mitchell, the world record holder in Donkey Kong and one of gaming’s original stars, will be in Ottumwa, Iowa today as the city announces its intention to create a video games hall of fame.
By their powers combined, they are Captain Sitting Around In A Chair! Five of the country’s “legendary” names in gaming are converging on the E for All Expo in the name of ending hunger, once and for a little while! Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel, Billy Mitchell, Justin Wong, Todd Rogers and TriForce will be taking on all comers at E for All next weekend, with the price of admission being one perishable food item to be donated to the Los Angeles Food Bank for the upcoming holiday season. Each gamer is playing a specific game – FatalONEty has Doom 4, Billy “Hot Sauce” Mitchell on Donkey Kong, Justin Wong is rocking Marvel VS. Capcom 2, Todd Rogers will be on Gorf (hell yeah), and finally TriForce takes it tiny with Tetris DS.
It’s actually a pretty sweet thing they’re doing here, so if you’re planning on attending E For All, bring along some canned food, and not the generic crap. It’s for the holidays, dammit. Hit the jump for more info.
We’ve covered Donkey-Kong perfectionist documentary The King of Kong in painful detail, talking about Billy Mitchell’s trash talking, the making of the movie, we’ve even had top-notch movie critic review The King of Kong.
But G4 managed to dig deeper, to delve into the very psychie of Mitchell, unearthing an even bigger arse than the one seen on the big screen. It’s too bad they didn’t get around to asking the tough questions, question like: Where did you get that tie? Does your thumb ever get tired? Do you rent out the space under the front of your hair?
Check out the full airing of Mitchell’s philosophy on Friday at 9 p.m.
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