Former Donkey Kong Champion Billy Mitchell Wins $275,000 For Defamation Over YouTuber's Death A lawsuit related to arcade cheating allegations ended up being about something very different. By.

"Billy Mitchell and Walter Day engaged in a decades-long fraud to manufacture value for Old Twin Galaxies and the Twin Galaxies Score Database," the cross-complaint read. It called three of Mitchell's ...

Former Donkey Kong champion Billy Mitchell won his defamation lawsuit against speedrunning YouTuber Karl Jobst in Australia on Monday, over claims published in videos that blamed Mitchell for the ...

Fans are in disbelief and feel deceived after Australian YouTuber Karl Jobst lost his defamation lawsuit against (alleged) cheater Billy Mitchell, former Donkey Kong and Pac-Man speedrunning World ...

Twin Galaxies relied heavily on that evidence in its 2018 investigation, which found that three of Mitchell's high-scoring Donkey Kong performances between 2007 and 2010 were not "from an ...

Billy Mitchell, the competitive arcade gamer and former Donkey Kong world record holder, has settled his feud with arcade scorekeeping website Twin Galaxies, with the latter reinstating his ...

King of Kong Billy Mitchell has once again been accused of cheating. Allegedly, new evidence further suggests that he did not use original hardware to perform some of his record-breaking Donkey ...

But for all his notoriety, Mitchell's feats have long since been eclipsed on the modern Donkey Kong leaderboards, where he is not listed. There the current record-holder is Robbie Lakeman, who ...

Donkey Kong player Billy Mitchell to receive over $218k in damages from YouTube creator Karl Jobst following defamation case. In a 557-word post to end all posts, ...

Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube 824k. New evidence has been uncovered that suggests Billy Mitchell did indeed cheat to attain his record-breaking Donkey Kong scores — the ones which Twin ...

Billy Mitchell’s records will be listed in a “historical database” but not the leaderboard, ending a dispute familiar from the 2007 documentary “The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters.” ...