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Smashed: Deleted Scenes From The Guinness Marathon
You may remember that back in August we released a full documentary about four Game Informer editors attempting to break the Guinness World Record for longest marathon of a fighting game by playing Super Smash Bros. Brawl for over 27 hours. Our cameras were able to capture an unhealthy amount of couch-content that varies from insightful to unbelievably idiotic. We thought it was a shame to let these moments go to waste, so here are 37 minutes of scenes that didn't make the final cut. You should be warned, these clips are crudely chopped together and the audio and coloring of the footage can be a bit rough. If you haven't watched the actual documentary yet, please do so by clicking on this link and only watch the deleted scenes below if you are thirsty for more insanity. We hope you enjoy.
Warning: The video contains some adult language.
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