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Ray "Stallion83" Cox was playing Titanfall Wednesday night when he did it, after eight years of work. The Guinness World Record holder for highest Gamerscore now has more than 1 million points on Xbox Live.
Guinness certified Cox in 2009. The organization re-certified him in 2010, when he'd banked 511,342 points. He passed 700,000 in 2012 on his way to 1 million. Last night, as he was playing Respawn Entertainment's Titanfall and broadcasting it on his Twitch channel, he passed the 1 million mark.
1,000,000 gamerscore!!!!!!!!
— Ray Cox IV (@Stallion83) March 13, 2014
Cox's dedication hasn't gone unnoticed by Microsoft, which presented him with a lifetime Xbox Live Gold membership last November. Earlier today, Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb congratulated Cox "on behalf of the entire @Xbox team."
What's up next for Cox, now that he's achieved his goal? He took to Twitter last night with a preview.
"I can finally watch TV and movies again!" he wrote. "You'll sacrifice everything if you want it bad enough."