He’s also guy who boasted several Guinness World Records, including one for being the person “who has worked on the most video games in their lifetime” (his mother’s very proud) with over 300 credits. Problem was, only about 100 of those credits were verifiable, and Guinness reworded the record to read “most prolific videogame music composer” before nixing the record altogether.
Well, you can buy his house — y’know, the one he (falsely) claimed was on MTV Cribs — for $3 million.
Honestly, for that price, seems like a steal.
