"Well, it wasn't really Pac-Man. The day started with speedruns of games like Final Fantasy X, Mega Man Battle Network, Nuclear Throne, and Wolfenstein: The Old Blood. As the multi-hour livestream went on, the event's organizers booted up Pac-Man World 2 for Minecraft content creator DThaiPome to play. If the event raised $10,000, then Pac-Man--really, DThaiPome in a blow-up Pac-Man costume--would speedrun his own game. That fundraising goal was easily crushed, and DThaiPome, in a Pac-Man outfit, played some Pac-Man."
"Awesome Games Done Quick (AGDQ), a bi-annual charity livestream, kicked off this week with an assortment of speedrunners playing new and old games, from Jet Set Radio to Wuchang: Fallen Feathers. A wacky event that tends to attract all sorts of characters, someone made a surprise appearance during AGDQ on January 5: Pac-Man, who played Pac-Man World 2. Well, it wasn't really Pac-Man."
Awesome Games Done Quick (AGDQ) began January 4 and runs through January 11 as a bi-annual charity livestream featuring speedruns of both classic and modern games. The schedule included runs such as Final Fantasy X, Mega Man Battle Network, Nuclear Throne, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, Armored Core VI, Borderlands 2, Metroid Prime 3, and Sonic Adventure. A $10,000 stretch goal led Minecraft creator DThaiPome to don a blow-up Pac-Man costume and speedrun a remastered Pac-Man World 2. DThaiPome completed the game in about 30 minutes using skips and tricks. Proceeds go to The Prevent Cancer Foundation.
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