Minecraft Player's 35-hour Gaming Marathon

<h1> Minecraft Player's 35-hour Gaming Marathon</h1> <html><body> Minecraft player's 35-hour gaming marathon Zoe Kleinman Technology reporter BBC News 12 October 2015 A British man hopes that he can beat the world record of Minecraft's longest-running game. Joe Kelly from Cheltenham played the game for 35 hours, 35 minutes and 35 seconds, raising PS1,800 to support cancer research. <a href="https://msmadrid.org/">https://msmadrid.org/</a> Martin Fornleitner, Austria, set the current record of 24 hours and 10 minutes in 2011. Minecraft is about creating structures using blocks and exploring new worlds and participating in combat. The book has sold for more than 54 million copies across the world. Microsoft bought Mojang the company behind it, for $2.5bn (PS1.5bn) in the year 2000. Mr Kelly who runs a film company and is voice actor and voice actor, has been playing since purchasing a pre-development version in 2010. Typically, he plays for a couple of hours a week. He stated to BBC that he was able to remain awake without caffeine and it wasn't too difficult. "There were no stimulants , except for sugar and stubbornness." Kelly who streamed the entire event live on YouTube and said that the stunt took its toll. "My shoulders weren't sore, my back didn't ache - the worst thing was my fingers. "They suffer so much from holding keyboard and mouse and being in a clenched position for so long. "Every small break I took I was flexing my fingers." Mr. Kelly and Sarah Vallance, his girlfriend are currently working on sending evidence to Guinness World Records. He is not planning to rest from the game. He added, "I introduced my girlfriend Minecraft, we often play together." "It's something we enjoy doing together. I don't mind gaming." Minecraft helps in the search for cyber-talent 1 October 2015 Virtual reality: So close but so far 25 September 2015 Coders will be able to enjoy the benefits of Minecraft 2 October 2014 </body></html> </h1>