Donkey Kong champion 'defamed' over YouTube death video
An American arcade gamer known for high scores in Donkey Kong claims a Queensland YouTuber damaged his reputation by linking him to a critic's suicide, a judge has heard. William 'Billy' Mitchell, 59, faced Brisbane District Court on Monday for his defamation trial against Cairns-based video creator Karl Jobst, aged 38.
Donkey Kong champion Billy Mitchell regrets jokes about a young man's death he later claimed were used by a Brisbane YouTuber ...
An American gamer who held the world record score for arcade game Donkey Kong has appeared in a Brisbane court for the start ...
A famous arcade gamer and former Donkey Kong world record holder is suing an Australian YouTuber. William “Billy” James ...
An Australian YouTuber fighting a defamation claim brought against him by an American gamer fought through tears after giving ...
An Australian YouTuber being sued for defamation by an American gamer has become overcome with emotion after nearly two days of giving evidence in the court proceedings.
In November 1982, an 8-bit star was born when William James Mitchell recorded the first ever Donkey Kong high score.
Yesterday Mitchell gave evidence that he was physically sick when viewing Jobst's video, which he said implied he "hounded a ...
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