Game World Records

Colin Pilcher and Marc Murray played 8-ball billiards continuously for 72 hours, 2 minutes and 7 seconds, raising money for the Heel and Toe[] charity. The duo started at 7 pm on July 31st, 2011 and finished shortly after 7 pm on August 3rd, 2011. The final score was Pilcher’s 335 wins to Murray’s 321 wins.

Matthew F. completed Pokemon FireRed in two hours, one minute on his Gameboy Advance.

Thomas McGinniss and Josh Graber filled an emptyConnect Four board with red and black chips in a checkerboard pattern in 23.30 seconds.

The Bell House has a Connect Four board that measures 45 1/4" in width and 32 1/4" in height. The pieces used are 5 1/4" in diameter. The board was documented on November 24, 2009 during a Connect Four Tournament[] held at the venue. Dan Rollman and Rob Birdsong were on hand to measure it.

Thomas McGinniss and Josh Graber symmetrically filled a Connect Four board using their non-dominant hands and each having one eye closed in 32.00 seconds.

Peter H. scored 5,224,375 points in a single game of InkBall.

Stephen Weber took 12 minutes, 27.46 seconds to make his first move in a chess game against a snare drum.

The Benevolent Citizens Project, a social enterprise in Denver, Colorado, held a Connect Four tournament on February 3, 2011 that featured 104 participants.Each participant paid an entry fee which went to a local non-profit organization.

Using two balls, Alon Mass completed a game of Labyrinth in two minutes, 37.8 seconds.

284 people all participated in the game Gorilla, Man, Gun simultaneously.

174 members of ACCYM Senior High played Never Have I Ever.

Tony Hall and Douglas Gohn scored 1,674 points by spelling the word ‘oxyphenbutazone’ while playing Words With Friends on his iPhone.

Lars Göran Danielsson completed a backwards game of [Labyrinth][1] in 17.57 seconds. He began at the end of the board and worked his way back to the starting point. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labyrinth_(game)

15 people competedin a Rock-Paper-Scissors tournament held during the NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Championship.

Ryan Sullivan played 13 different video game consoles in one minute. The feat was set at Ohayocon, an annual Japanese animation and gaming convention. Sullivan is the Tournament Coordinator and Gaming Department Head at the event, which is in its 11th year. Consoles and games in the lineup: Super Nintendo- Super Mario World Wii- Wii Sports Resort (100 Pin Bowling) Xbox 360- Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition Gamecube - Super Smash Bros. Melee NES - Legend of Zelda Dreamcast - Crazy Taxi Playstation - Gex Genesis - Sonic The Hedgehog Xbox - Halo 2 PS2 - Namco Museum 50th Anniversary (Rolling Thunder) Sega Saturn - Revolution X PS3 - Tekken 6 Atari VCS - Missile Command

Max and 14 of his friends played a game of UNO together.