For the third year in a row, a small group of brave, platforming-adept gamers have holed themselves up in a room, where they'll play a vast cornucopia of Mario titles until their viewers allow them to stop. That sounds more sadistic than it actually is -- the Mario Marathon is actually a charity drive, where the players take on more difficult in-game tasks as donations for Child's Play continue to pile in.
They're currently standing at a little over $20,000, but they'll need a lot more fungible encouragement if they're going to be made to tackle some of their loftier goals. Why not drop by and show your support?
[Thanks to everyone who sent this in!]
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Posted: Jun 26th 2010 9:18AM shoeonmyfoot said
Hey guys thanks for posting this. Its amazing that were over $20,000 in less than 24 hours. Hope to see some of you in the chat!
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