Losing the bet with you, the young man was forced to play the most disastrous game in history for 15 years

Speaking of the worst games in gaming history, Superman 64 (or Superman: The New Superman Adventures) is definitely a name not to be missed. Superheroes and video games sound like a great combination, but the reality is not what we think. Crazy bad graphics, monstrous gameplay and tons of technical errors make even true fans have to voice their disapproval. However, there is a gamer who has had to play this “junk” once a month for the past 15 years because he lost a bet with his friend.
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Revealing to Game Informer, Zachary Pligge said that while all gamers in the world don’t want to once again play the most disastrous game in the history of Superman 64, he has to face it every month. times due to losing bets with friends since he was in high school. It’s been like squeezing lemons like that for 15 years, until now it only takes him about 2 hours to complete the game.

Explaining this somewhat ludicrous bet, Pligge said that when he was in high school, he and his best friend made a bet to see which of the two schools they were attending, which one would win a tournament. cross country race. The loser will have to play one game per month designated by the other. And unfortunately Pligge lost the bet, he was forced to keep his promise to play Superman 64 every month until he gave up playing video games forever.

“Today is my 300th time playing Superman 64 since 2005 when I lost a terrible bet. I don’t know how I feel at the moment but I can control this game even in my dreams,” the status line was posted by Pligge in December 2019.
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However, with Pligge now, the bet has a deeper meaning. His friend unfortunately passed away in 2009, so completing Superman 64 every month is a way for Pligge to keep good memories of him. Maybe in the eyes of many people, Superman 64 has always been a disaster of the gaming industry, but for this gamer, it is like a bridge, a perfect method to honor a beautiful friendship. So not only stopping at 15 years, maybe Zachary Pligge will continue to play this game until he can’t play the game anymore.​