According to the Washington Post, the Elden Ring game received the highest award in the gaming sector, as it won the title of Game of the Year at The Game Awards.
After announcing the victory, 4 people from the game development team climbed onto the stage and began congratulating each other, then a fifth unidentified person came up and took several steps ahead of them to join them normally to receive the award himself.
The intrusion came unexpectedly, which surprised the live broadcast followers and the actual audience.
6 seconds of fame
The young man simply stood in the back and applauded during Director’s speech Elder Ring game, Hidetaka Miyazaki, and he was looking towards the screen to make sure he might be seen on camera and thus enjoy his Six Seconds of Fame.
It did not stop there, but rushed forward to take the microphone himself immediately followingwards, and said to the confused audience: Hey, it’s my turn, I’m going to speak quickly, I want to thank everyone.
He added that he wanted to dedicate the award to former President Bill Clinton, before thanking everyone.
Up until that point, no one was aware that that young man’s speech was unplanned, the setting thought he was from the game team and vice versa, but as soon as he mentioned Bill Clinton it became clear that he was an outsider.
The arrest of the young man
The broadcast camera pans away from the stage, then people in black suits approach the unknown person before escorting him off stage without further fanfare.
Shortly following the event ended, the event’s organizer, Jeff Kelly, tweeted that he had been arrested and is currently in custody.
Game Awards Ceremony
The Game Awards ceremony was launched today, in which prizes are awarded for the best games in the world of video games and the best-selling ones in the markets, and often achieve high viewership rates, some of which break the barrier of 83 million views globally.