Nigerian Gamer Oside Oluwole sets new world record with 75-hour gaming marathon

In a groundbreaking feat, Oside Oluwole, also known as "Khoded," has set a new Guinness World Record for the longest videogame marathon, clocking an astonishing 75 hours of continuous gameplay.

This remarkable achievement, announced on Guinness World Records' social media pages, has captivated gaming enthusiasts and set a new benchmark in the gaming community.

Oluwole's marathon is particularly noteworthy as he diverged from the path of previous record holders who predominantly played console games like FIFA or Pro Evolution Soccer. Instead, Oluwole chose to play Dream League Soccer 2023 on his iPhone, which he connected to a TV screen for the marathon session.

His unique approach highlights the growing popularity and competitive potential of mobile gaming in the esports landscape.

The marathon began at his residence in Lagos and was meticulously monitored to ensure compliance with Guinness World Records' stringent guidelines. Oluwole's dedication and stamina were evident as he navigated through 75 hours of intense soccer gameplay, breaking the previous record and setting a new standard for gamers worldwide.

Fans and fellow gamers have celebrated Oluwole's achievement, recognizing it as a testament to his passion and endurance.

This record not only places Oluwole in the annals of gaming history but also underscores the increasing relevance of mobile gaming platforms in the competitive gaming arena.

As news of Oluwole's accomplishment spreads, it is expected to inspire a new wave of gamers to push the boundaries of what is possible in the world of esports.