Sometimes score chasing is for the birds – or the gamer who wants to hang glide.
Turns out that super heroes don't like being bossed around
It turns out that pixelated hockey players have feelings too.
Turns out that Pac-Man doesn't always need a Power Pellet to turn the tables on those pesky ghosts
Twin Galaxies ain't afraid of no ghosts – at least the video game kind.
If evil hotdogs, cherries, and bananas ever rise up against humanity, now you'll know how to defend yourself.
From the pixelated cockpit of a F-20 Tigershark, you can see a new Twin Galaxies world record on the horizon
Only in a video game would you find a frog that can't swim, but that's the perfect backstory for a gamer to pull off a giant world record without getting wet.
Sometimes you have to get down and dirty to get a new TG world record – and then there are those other times where that dirt can be a downright fragrant.
Stealing treasure from the Pharaoh's Tomb might be a dangerous way to get a new gaming world record, but trust us – it's worth it.
Sometimes when you're good enough, you can teach an old PC racing game new tricks.
It might not be as heavy as the real thing, but a virtual gold medal is still pretty sweet.
Sometimes a new gaming record begins in deep space warped by evil power.
If you're going to drive for 31 days straight, you'd better have a good joystick.
When you've only got one space ship to lose, it makes getting the high score all the more sweeter.
A gamer from the arcade Golden Age hits the slopes once again to unlock the meaning of skiing
Forty six years after the game's release, a gamer flexes with a new Man of Steel milestone
Donkey Kong asked "How High Can You Get?" and a top-notch DK player answered the call in legendary fashion, along with a slew of gamers putting up new gaming feats!
A classic arcade rivalry heats up with an exhilarating battle for first place on the leaderboard, along with other legendary gaming feats
It seems like Earth is always under attack from outer space but we had the right gamer on stand-by to defend life, liberty, and the pursuit of high scores.
