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Watch The Insanity Of Our Extra Life 2014 Stream Archive

by Ben Hanson on Oct 28, 2014 at 09:20 AM

Last weekend we had a lot of fun playing games and raising money for children's hospitals with our Extra Life stream. We streamed for 24-hours straight, so we understand if you may have missed a segment or two. We've compiled a rundown below of all of the segments, including when things got a little wacky in the darkest hours before dawn. Let us know in the comments below which segments you enjoyed the most and what you'd like to see us tackle next year to help raise money for Extra Life. You can also still DONATE NOW if you didn't get a chance.

Part 1: Sunset Overdrive and '90s Cartoon Games (Ren and Stimpy, Aahh!!! Real Monsters, Animaniacs, Bonkers)

Part 2: Family Feud and Dragon Age 1 & 2

Part 3: Wild Metal, Mortal Kombat: Special Forces, Back of the Game Box Challenge, and Game Informer Cover Trivia

Part 4: Super Smash Bros. Melee, Crimson Sea 2, and Enemy Zero

Part 5: Towerfall: Ascension, Gang Beasts, and Fibbage

Part 6: Heads Up!

Part 7: More Heads Up, Halo 3 Multiplayer, Dinosaur, Fighters Destiny 2, Game Informer's Game Commercial VHS Archives

Part 8: Game Informer's Game Commercial VHS Archives Part 2, Conker's Bad Fur Day, and Driver: San Francisco's Tag Mode

Part 9: Pictionary, Legends of Wrestling II, Superman 64, and Rock Band

Part 10: More Rock Band, GoldenEye 007, and James Bond: Nightfire

Part 11: More James Bond: Nightfire, a Bunch of Wii Games, and Nidhogg

Part 12: More Nidhogg, Gang Beasts, Mount Your Friends, and Five Nights at Freddy's

Part 13: Samurai Gunn, Driver: San Francisco's Tag Mode, Nintendo Land, and Mario Kart Wii

 

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