Let’s-A-Game are back for another 120 hours of Nintendo, in support of Direct Relief

Following a successful summer stream in support of Doctors Without Borders this year, the kindhearted folks at Let’s-A-Game are back again, playing games for an insane amount of time for a great cause. The upcoming fifth livestream, “Let’s-A-Game for Relief”, will raise money for Direct Relief from December 21, 8am EST to December 26, 8am EST.

They will once again be playing 120 hours of Nintendo games, including Hyrule Warriors, A Link to the Past, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and many more from franchises such as Mario, Kirby, and Fire Emblem. You can check out the schedule page for the full list.

The team will be hosting a casual stream with plenty of silliness and fun and a focus on chat interaction. Upon reaching a goal, there will be skits, dancing, music, and much more.

Direct Relief is a humanitarian aid organization which aims to improve the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergencies. Their efforts have earned them a 100 percent fundraising efficiency rating from Forbes, the No. 1 spot on Charity Navigator’s list of the “10 Best Charities Everyone’s Heard Of, and many other awards.

You can catch the stream over at the Let’s-A-Game website. Christmas is all about giving, so if you can, please consider donating to a fantastic cause in the spirit of celebrating our favorite games!

Reece Heather

Reece is the former leading news editor and columns editor at Zelda Universe, and is the greatest video game journalist in the history of video game journalism. He recently won an award for "World's Most Influential Video Game Critic," but had to decline his certificate as his ego is now too big for him to leave his front door.

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