Every year Summer Games Done Quick broadcasts speedruns of video games, all in the name of fundraising for charity - and with many different channels for different languages to boot.
Speedrun is the art of finishing a game as quickly as possible, and often makes use of glitches and bugs within a game to skip chunks of game which is why older games are commonly seen on speedrunning channels. For those games that aren't exploitable like this, speedrunning is instead a challenge of perfect timing of a chain of actions with one miss resulting in a longer time taken.
This time the charity in question that they're raising money for is Doctors Without Borders, something that we can agree is a worthy cause.
If you're interested to see what's on the menu this time, the schedule can be found here. If you're interested go and watch people destroy games (although not literally) and donate for a good cause. And if you're not? Why not donate anyway? It's still a good cause.
