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Help Turn The Worst Games Ever Into Clean Water
GameToAid.org is in the middle of a 60-hour marathon of playing terrible games for a noble purpose: clean drinking water for poor third-world villages. Click through to help them reach their $10,000 goal – and see the awfulness streamed live.
I get paid to play games, literally, and the torture the four GameToAid guys are putting themselves through is tough for me to watch. Check out the full list of titles:
- Batman of the Future: Return of the Joker (N64)
- Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (N64)
- Charlie’s Angels (PS2)
- Superman 64 (N64)
- Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing (PC)
- ET (Atari 2600)
- Back to the Future (NES)
- Doctor Who: Return to Earth (Wii)
- McFarlane’s Evil Prophecy (PS2)
- The Golden Compass (X360)
- Shaq Fu (SNES)
- Karate Kid (NES)
- Gods and Generals (PC)
Feel free to jump into GameToAid's live chat to taunt/encourage the noble gamers along the way.
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