I’m not-live blogging our Extra-Life 2015 Marathon! Our team, The Vidiots, is 16 hours in and still playing! The team is getting something of a second wind after spending 30 minutes searching high and low for a missing cell phone (it was under the couch).

We also had our first casualty! It didn’t come as a surprise as this particular team member worked the night before (and is heading to work later today), but it still may be giving some of the other guys ideas. Sleepy, nappy, snoozy ideas!

We’re playing:

• Some of the team have gravitated back to Super Smash Bros. on the Wii-U, but that faded off to a core group trying Resident Evil 4 from the Gamecube.
• We’ve got one man that hasn’t stopped – and doesn’t look like he ever will – playing  The Binding of Isaac.
• Most of the team is still streaming Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin on PlayStation 4 on the EatThatWontonSoup Twitch channel.

Here are some pictures!

More to come!

I’m not-live blogging our Extra-Life 2015 Marathon! Our team, The Vidiots, is 14 hours in and still playing! Things are wobbling between semi-comatose, nearly automatic play and short periods of frantic activity.

We’re playing:

• Fallout 3 has been abandoned. There’s not a whole lot of dedication in this group.
• More The Binding of Isaac. It’s a game that you can play over and over (and over) and still not feel like you’re getting any better at.
• Currently the bulk of the group is streaming Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin on PlayStation 4 on the EatThatWontonSoup Twitch channel!

Here, as has become the habit, are some pictures!

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I’m not-live blogging our Extra-Life 2015 Marathon! Our team, The Vidiots, could still use donations! We’re half-way in and a while a few are starting to flag, most are still going at speed! We’ve been playing:

• So much more Super Smash Bros.
• Fallout 3 is still going on and you can watch on Twitch at EatThatWontonSoup.
• There’s some very heated The Binding of Isaac play going on.
• PlayStation 4 TowerFall, a favorite from last year, has had a big resurgence of popularity!

Most interesting, one of the more industrious participants has taken it upon himself to construct a virtual reality headset from the old pizza boxes. Crazy thing is, it actually works. Kinda. Here are some pictures!

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I’m not-live blogging our Extra-Life 2015 Marathon! Our team, The Vidiots, could still use donations! We’ve got some part-timers in now, and one of our starters had to leave, but we’re still going string.  We can always use more sick kids; they’re so inspiring! We’ve been playing:

• We seem to have abandoned the Fallout 3 shopping cart collection, but are now streaming whatever the hell is going on to Twitch as EatThatWontonSoup!
• The part-timers (a bunch of 13 year girls, so: LOUD!) have taken over the main TV and are having way too much fun with Hamster Ball, an oldie-but-goodie PS3 racing/maze/obstacle course… thing.
• They then migrated to the table to play Apples-to-Apples and the (we’re told, smelly) boys pulled out the funky “Buzz” controllers and had some unexpected fun with Buzz!: Quiz TV.

Pictures!

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I’m not-live blogging our Extra-Life 2015 Marathon! We’re eight hours in and going strong! Our team, The Vidiots, could still use donations! We can always use more sick kids; they’re so inspiring! It’s dinner time, so we decided on a stack of pizza and rousing game of Munchkin using way too many expansions!

Pictures!

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I’m not-live blogging our Extra-Life 2015 Marathon! More games, more fun! Our team, The Vidiots, could still use donations, if you like. We can always use more sick kids; they’re so inspiring!

We’ve been playing:

• Even more Super Smash Bros. Wii-U. This is going to be a near constant with this crowd.
• PCs were doing even more The Binding of Isaac and quite a bit of Undertale. There’s also been quite a bit of good, old-fashioned Team Fortress action.
• Lots more Lethal League on the SteamLink.

Pictures!

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I’m not-live blogging our Extra-Life 2015 Marathon! After subjecting ourselves to the horror that is “Pixels”, we’re back to playing! Our team, The Vidiots, could still use donations, if you like. We can always use more sick kids; they’re so inspiring! Since the movie ended, we’ve played:

• More Super Smash Bros. Wii-U. This is going to be a near constant with this crowd.
• PCs were doing even more The Binding of Isaac and HearthStone.
• Our man playing Fallout 3 has decided that it’s his mission to move all of the shopping carts in the wasteland to the Super Duper Mart. Well, “mission”, may be a strong word; let’s say “hobby”, instead.

At some point it was also decided that every time anybody started to sing “Mad World“, everybody had to join in or face undetermined consequences:

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I’m not-live blogging our Extra-Life 2015 Marathon, and I’m already running behind. We’ve got 10 teenage boys locked in varying forms of mortal combat.

Our team, The Vidiots, have raised $383 for sick kids so far. You can still donate, if you like – we can always use more sick kids; they’re so inspiring! This hour we’ve played:

• Some Super Smash Bros. Wii-U to get things started!
• Scattered around various PCs there was some The Binding of Isaac, Fallout 3 and HearthStone. A few of the phones also saw Puzzle and Dragons and Fallout Shelter.
• The SteamLink has been a huge success – when connected to PlayStation Dual Shock 4 controllers (the Steam Controller itself isn’t getting great reviews, sorry Valve). There was some hectic action in Lethal League and Skull Girls.
• The was also some weirdness. Several people were introduced to the bizarre The Static Speaks my Name and somebody brought a Sega Genesis and subjected a small, but dedicated contingent to the marvels of Shaq-Fu.

We’re heading towards lunch soon. Here’s some eye candy for you:

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I’ll be not-live blogging our Extra-Life 2015 Marathon at, with any luck, about an hour delay. Amazingly, nearly everybody that planned to show up, has. More amazingly for a group of teenagers, they were all on time. There are still a couple of holdouts, but we’ve got more than enough to make this count!

Our team, The Vidiots, have raised $383 for sick kids so far. You can still donate, if you like – we can always use more sick kids; they’re so inspiring!

Here are a few shots of our lovely home before the invasion.

Weep for us, people! Weep for us!