The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters- Record Breaker

A clip from The King of Kong of Steve Wiebe setting a Donkey Kong record.

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[lawtrip]

Word is out that Mitchell broke his neck trying to suck his own dick.

[wildsmiley]

Steve seems like a really nice, humble guy, in a world full of arrogant, annoying geeks who live for the arcade and little else; meanwhile, Steve is married, has kids and responsibilities, and yet he's still a better player than everyone else. Including Billy Mitchell.

[lucas66568]

if only in 0:31 he jumped to the right he was be able to do more than 10000 points than the normal ones. watch the video "donkey kong pass kill screen no cheat"

[lucas66568]

i can get past the kill screen!

go to watch the video "donkey kong pass kill screen no cheat"

[lucas66568]

0:34 funny when mario ws dying and they circled it

[taffysaur]

@wildsmiley i was just talking about this to my sister the other day; even nerds (and other "outcast" groups like goths) can sooooo clique-ish. i've seen it, dude, i know how steve feels.

[waisodim666]

1:00 this guys face knowing that he will never get the first killscreen at funspot

[scornofx]

thats noob looked pissed

[DjarumPoonanny]

9 people didn't get to the kill screen.

[kriswright]

@Shazbotian I don't think the flak is really about Kuh putting the word out about the killscreen, so much as the context behind the move. He more or less says, just before this, that he was getting people to watch as a way to put more pressure on Steve Wiebe. Why? Because getting the first DK Killscreen at Funspot was Kuh's own personal goal and he's seems frustrated Wiebe might get there first. So this "potential killscreen" stuff comes off as a dick move rather than a service to other gamers.

[Sichel2191]

Steve Wiebe is the fucking man

[Shazbotian]

I don't get all the flak Brian Kuh gets from all this "kill screen coming up " business. Really, most of the people who are in that arcade would be very interested in seeing such an extremely rare event. Odds are they'll never see it again in their lifetime. It's a phenomenon that wouldn't interest 99% of the population, but for those into classic gaming it's like halleys comet.