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Gamer Couple Create A Video Game "Save The Date" For Their Wedding
Katie Martin and Barry Abrams are like many other couples. They met, fell in love, got a dog, bought a house, and now they are getting married. However, this gamer couple went the extra mile to create an original side-scrolling video game to let their friends know about their upcoming nuptials.
The game, entitled "Save the Date: Katie & Barry are getting married", is a cute and fun little side-scroller that you can play here. Playing as Katie or Barry, you must save your better half from an evil robot, while platforming through three wedding-themed levels and a boss fight. In the cutscenes, you even learn a little bit about some of the experiences that helped bond them together -- including waiting together for four hours to buy a Wii. Fer cute. We wish them many years of happiness.
Source: Fun 107
(thanks to Game Informer reader Chris May for the news tip!)
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