Live: A Swedish gamer is attempting to play the classic Atari game "Missile Command" for 100 hours

[jakeXT]

A Swedish gamer is attempting to play the classic Atari game "Missile Command" for 100 hours straight.

In March, 27-year-old economics student Victor Sanberg broke the high-score record, which was set in in 1982, over 56 hours of game play.

Now he has shattered that record and aims to play the game for 100 hours on a single credit. Owen Good of Kotaku notes that would be a record across all arcade games.

Sandberg builds up extra lives so that he can step away from the machine for up to six minutes at a time, but playing over days obviously takes its toll.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/missile-command-for-100-hours-2013-12

[Systematic Chaos]

1. What the hell is he saying after every level?

[jakeXT]

2. I don't know, maybe some stats /nt

[Systematic Chaos]

3. If you go to this guy's channel profile on Twitch, you will see he's only been...

...playing Missile Command for a year, tops.

Seven months ago, he posted his first game where he made it through the first 20 levels without losing a city. That's good, but it's nothing whatsoever compared to his later postings of half a million points and up, all culminating in this.

Wow!