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Borderlands 2 charity drive aims to complete game in 24-hours

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Borderlands 2 is being tackled by three charity fund-raisers in Scotland to raise money for Special Effect, the foundation that creates controllers so that anyone - regardless of disability - can play games.

Gamers Scott Marley, Paul Lithgow and Scott Watson will try to beat Borderlands 2 and all four DLC packs in just 24-hours for Special Effect in Glasgow on August 31. The group have set their goal low at just £500, which means anything above that is a bonus.

Speaking with the Daily Record, Marley said that he coined the idea after meeting the SpecialEffect team at Eurogamer Expo last year, "I was amazed when I saw the work the charity do.

"I've been a keen gamer since I was eight and over the years its brought me a lot of joy, I remember my excitement when I first picked up a joystick and played Paperboy on the ZX Spectrum. The guys and I want to help ensure that everyone, regardless of their ability, can get that same joy from gaming."

You can check out the work SpecialEffect does here and contribute to the Borderlands 2 funding drive here.

Best of luck to the trio.

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