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Conan O’Brien Takes Clueless Gamer To AT&T Stadium’s 160 Foot Wide Screen
Conan O’Brien's Clueless Gamer segment continues to be a source of amusement here at Game Informer. Most recently, he took the segment to Dallas’ AT&T Stadium to do what so many gamers have only dreamed of. Watch as he plays on a 72’ x 160’ screen that weighs 1.2 million pounds.
The bit starts fittingly with Madden 25, but gets a bit more transcendental with Thatgamecompany’s Flower. The segment ends with Conan victorious in Street Fighter II, but what really sells it is his commentary on the geopolitical portrayal of different countries in Capcom’s classic fighter.
Now, if you’ll excuse us, we’re going to see if we can convince editor-in-chief Andy McNamara to let us rent a football stadium. For science.
For more Clueless Gamer, check out Conan playing horror games, WWE 2K14, and Minecraft. He also spent time at Blizzcon last year.
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