Summer Games Done Quick, a week-long charity event showcasing speedrunning while raising funds for charitable causes, recently hit a major milestone, raising an incredible $2.8 million for Doctors Without Borders. Conducted entirely online due to the pandemic, the event maintained its spirit of camaraderie and passion for gaming. Despite the challenges, organizers and participants adapted, delivering an unforgettable virtual experience. While fans eagerly anticipate the return to in-person gatherings, the success of this year's event underscores the resilience of the gaming community and its commitment to making a positive impact. As the world heals, there's hope that Summer Games Done Quick will once again bring speedrunners and fans together for a memorable celebration of gaming for a good cause.
In a stunning auction sale, a sealed copy of Super Mario 64 fetched a record-breaking $1.56 million, showcasing the booming market for collectible video games. This milestone comes shortly after a sealed copy of The Legend of Zelda sold for $870,000, and a collection of Nintendo Super Mario games netted $660,000. These eye-popping figures highlight the skyrocketing demand for vintage games in pristine condition, emphasizing the potential value of forgotten gaming collections stowed away in attics or closets. If you're sitting on sealed vintage titles, it's worth exploring their market value, though rarity and condition are key factors. Dive into your gaming trove—you might be holding onto a lucrative piece of gaming history!
Respawn Entertainment, known for creating hit games like Titanfall and Apex Legends, is currently battling a persistent hacker targeting older titles, particularly the original Titanfall, with Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks, rendering the game unplayable for a period. Despite these disruptions, Respawn is committed to resolving the issue, dedicating staff solely to the task, showcasing their determination to enhance player experience. While hacking challenges persist, Respawn's efforts demonstrate their commitment to maintaining game integrity. Amidst this, Summer Games Done Quick continues to inspire generosity, highlighting the rising value of vintage games. These events underscore the importance of preserving gaming history and supporting efforts to combat disruptions in the gaming community.
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