W. Michael Dietrich rearranged the rankings on the TG leaderboard with a great score for Dig Dug Arrangement on the Xbox 360. As a reboot of the original arcade game, there still lots of dirt digging but also more detailed landscapes, new enemies and new ways to defeat them as W. Michael demonstrated on his run to a final score of 236,320 points for second place. | Twin Galaxies

Donald Hayes first drew the attention of Twin Galaxies in the early 2000s as he quickly established himself as one of the most skilled players of the classic arcade game scene, putting up record after record on some of the most well-known games of the Golden Age. In 2014, he submitted a new Twin Galaxies World Record score on Namco's Dig Dug with 5,429,010 points after 13 hours of game play. If you've never seen a Dig Dug kill screen on Level 0 before, Donald's incredible performance is just the

Scott Stilphen went digging underground and unearthed a new high score on Dig Dug for the Atari 2600 in May 2020. To hit the mark, Scott had his hands full with Pookas and Fygars as he dropped boulders, collected bonus items, and pumped up his enemies. After nearly 3.5 hours, Scott tallied up 3,315,000 points for an improvement of nearly 1.1 million points over the record set the previous year. | Twin Galaxies