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What World Record Would You Break?
In the wake of Game Informer's marathon world record session, tell us what world record you'd one day like to go for.
Ben Reeves, Dan Ryckert, Jeff Cork, and Tim Turi had a long weekend of game playing. Their efforts won them a certificate from Guinness for the longest fighting game marathon. They were accompanied in their quest by the unsung filming hero, Ben Hanson, who enabled all of us to watch as they played.
So how about it? What record would you go for? Would you try and gather enough people to break the most people singing to a karaoke game record? Maybe you want to play a football game for over 30 hours? Or would you go for a world record outside of video games? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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