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Tune Into The Awesome Games Done Quick 2015 Charity Speedrunning Event Right Now
The Awesome Games Done Quick 2015 charity speedrun event has begun, and you can tune in now.
If you're unfamiliar, the Awesome Games Done Quick charity event is where expert speedrunners get together to live stream speedruns for charity. This year more than 150 games will be played over the course of a 160 hour marathon. You can find the full schedule of games here. Last year, the marathon raised $1 million, and the group is hoping to match that number this year. You can also learn more about Games Done Quick (and contribute if you are so inclined) on the group's website.
To tune into the stream on twitch click here, or click the image below.
And here we go! #AGDQ2015
— Games Done Quick (@gamesdonequick) January 4, 2015
For more on Awesome Games Done Quick 2015, head here. For an interview on the speedrunner who broke the The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time speedrun record on Friday night, head here. You can also follow the link to check out our coverage of the Games Done Quick panel at PAX 2014.
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