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What's Your Biggest Video Game Win? (We Asked These Pro Players.)

by Tom Samiljan on June 12, 2009 at 12:23 PM

Just as there's plenty of video-game-induced damage, there are also plenty of glorious wins. We know it's not the point, but then again, when it comes to video games, winning is kind of all the matters, right? Especially when professional gamers (as in, folks who work in the electronic entertainment industry) are involved. Last week's 'Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles was the perfect place to ask professional gamers about biggest wins. Take a peek at the above video for some exhilarating, and hilarious, victory tales.

Tags: e3, e32009, gamers, manonthestreet, switchedvideo, top, voxpop

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Davidicus LyndiumJun 12th 2009 1:11PM

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The correct answer is Gran Turismo's 24 hours of LeMans....and none of that B-Spec garbage...

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fastharryJun 13th 2009 7:13AM

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I have a couple of big wins playing vid games, hard to remember the best...but I do remember my first big win, or so I thought. I had the original Game Boy, and has finished Mario Mario Brothers, and to that point, I had never finished a vid game. I still remember the fireworks going off....and that led me to still, at age 54, being a gamer that enjoys the 360....

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