Ben Levi, 30, popped the question to Melissa Swift, 24, by having Angry Birds' maker, Rovio, create for him a unique level ending with the words "Marry Me Mel".
An Australian fan of the game Angry Birds proposed to his girlfriend through a custom-made level of his favorite game.
Ben Levi, 30, asked makers Rovio for help in popping the question to Melissa Swift by creating a one-off game level ending with the words "Marry Me Mel."
He also hoped it would soften her attitude to his popular pastime — which she'd previously admitted to hating because of the time he spent on it. Luckily, both Rovio and later Swift said yes to his requests — and the heartwarming scenes were caught on secret cameras set up in a Sydney restaurant.
Will you make a marriage proposal with a videogame instead of a classic one??? Well it was an original idea, but not everyone can do this.
Full Video (marriage proposal at 1:03):
Credits: Angry Birds Nation/NY Daily Time/News Agencies/Rovio
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