The Xbox 360 brought all kinds of neat touches to consoles, one of them being robust online leaderboards. They were by no means the first stab at global high-score tables, but most games offered different leaderboards per level/mission or track, per difficulty, some ranked by score, some by time, some by how few times you died.
My question is: Have you ever been at the top of an online leaderboard? A major one? An incredibly minor one? Do you have proof? If you do I would love to see it.
Even if it was for a fleeting moment, it counts!
Jane and I were number one in a Lips track a couple of years ago. We downloaded Build Me Up Buttercup pretty much an hour after it came out and as it was a totally new song to Lips, no-one had developed the Star Points strategy for it yet. After a quick sing-through, the leaderboard appeared before us and thought we could potentially crack it.
A few songs later:
I still take great delight, to this day, to mention that at one point I was the best singer of a certain song in the world whenever anyone criticises my singing.
