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Football Manager player awarded Guinness World Record for 400-year game
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gamesradar.comAs of today, the longest single game of Football Manager has officially been recorded by the Guinness World Records committee.
The record now belongs to Pawel Sicinski, a UEFA Grassroots C football coach in Poland. Specifically, Sicinski spent a total of 416 years and 134 days in a single game. According to the folks at Guinness World Records, he played from January 4, 2018 through May 18, 2434 in-game, with only 260 days off.
New record: Longest single game of @FootballManager - 416 years and 134 days.Pawel played on Football Manager 2018 and managed teams from the 4th January 2018 up until the 18th May 2434 and only took 260 days off!
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Out of all the things that have leaked out of Blizzard in the past few years, the Warcraft mobile game has remained a secret. The working title for it—which is really just a description—is all there is to know, and that's not saying much. Warcraft could mean a variety of things, from the classic RTS series, to World of Warcraft, to Hearthstone. Next week, on May 3 at 10am PT, Blizzard plans to finally reveal the game so you can wonder no more.
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