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547 People Dress As Spider-Man To Break World Record
Some world records are pretty ridiculous, like how many apples can be held in your mouth while they're simultaneously cut by a chainsaw in one minute (the answer is 21 apples, it turns out), or how far you can walk while lifting a table with your teeth (38 feet and 8 inches).
Even here at Game Informer, we've beaten several gaming-related Guinness World Records.
Today in Stockholm, Sweden, Marvel and Sony wanted to celebrate the recent launch and success of Marvel's Spider-Man on PS4, by breaking a Guinness World Record of their own.
The two companies enlisted 547 people to dress up like Spider-Man (in the snazzy new Insomniac version of the suit) in one location. This occurred today during Stockholm's Comic-Con.
Marvel's C.B. Cebulski tweeted about it before and after breaking the record. Check it out below!
Also today at Stockholm Comic Con, Sony & @Marvel attempt to break the Guinness world record for most Spider-Men gathered in one place! pic.twitter.com/6xguLQkNSN
— C.B. Cebulski (@CBCebulski) September 16, 2018
We did it! New world record for the largest gathering of people dressed as Spider-Man! 547 Spideys in Stockholm!! #marvel #sony #PS4 pic.twitter.com/gvTDb7RPCf
— C.B. Cebulski (@CBCebulski) September 16, 2018
For more on Spider-Man, read our helpful tips to get you started, why Spider-Man's quieter moments are its best, and our glowing review.
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