Marriage, ladies and gentlemen. Marriage is a game mechanic, or at least it will be early next month when update 1.7 goes live for Trion Worlds’ MMO Rift. They’ll be celebrating the new feature on February 14 by attempting to establish the World Record for most in-game marriages in a 24-hour period. Where’s that Divorce Paper vendor again?
And according to the pictures in Venturebeat’s write-up of AMD’s Guinness Success, they did it in a nightclub. Oonsk!
Yesterday Guinness awarded Jesse Moerkerk of Dutch gaming magazine N-Gamer a world record certificate for playing Super Mario Galaxy 2 for 18.52 minutes. Oh, and he did it while freefalling.
A 27-year-old video gaming world record has fallen to a British man playing on an arcade cabinet he rescued from a garbage dump nearly 20 years ago.
Michael Pluterflam is your normal 17-year old kid, he’s just finished his HSC exams, and now he’s attempting to smash the world record for time spent playing FIFA non-stop! The current record is 24 hours and next Wednesday, starting at 12pm midday, Michael intends to beat that record in an effort to raise money for the Sony Foundation Children’s Holiday Camps, which supports disabled children, and Football United, a football charity that works with underprivileged kids.
Almost exactly a year ago, 381 Australian kids set the Guinness World Record for simultaneous Nintendo DS playing.
What’s your high score on Guitar Hero III‘s sore-finger finale “Through The Fire And The Flames?” At a 24-hour Guitar Hero marathon held by Blockbuster to benefit the nonprofit “Education is Freedom” children’s charity, Grapevine, TX native Daniel Johnson blew away the Guiness World Record for a single-song high score.
Playing on Expert, no less, on an Xbox 360. So how many points, now?