raisinghelen
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Last weekend i watched 'The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters', a documentry about the history of videogames and the people who got world records on games. It specifically was about the world record Donkey Kong score (hence the title) and followed the exploits of the champion Billy Mitchell and the contender Steve Weibe as they battled to be the best DK player on the planet.
Although the movie had a few inaccuracies (they never even mentioned another guy who was the record holder for a while) and was kind of biased in the footage that they actually showed, it still made for great viewing and is really interesting for anyone with a love of videogames in general and especially old classic arcade games.
It comes out on DVD next week and I would highly recommend it, if only to see a time when games really could be described as 'hardcore' and the players even more so.
Although the movie had a few inaccuracies (they never even mentioned another guy who was the record holder for a while) and was kind of biased in the footage that they actually showed, it still made for great viewing and is really interesting for anyone with a love of videogames in general and especially old classic arcade games.
It comes out on DVD next week and I would highly recommend it, if only to see a time when games really could be described as 'hardcore' and the players even more so.