Markus Persson, a Swedish video game programmer best known for creating Minecraft, famously dropped $70 million for a 23,000-square-foot Beverly Hills mansion in December 2014.
The purchase was a record for the area, and Persson reportedly outbid Beyonce and Jay-Z, who had visited the home a number of times.
The home is completely over the top, with a 16-car garage, home gym, giant infinity pool, and lots of designer decor worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Persson — or "Notch" as he's known in the gaming community — has certainly been enjoying his new digs.
A few weeks after news of the purchase broke, he threw a housewarming party to match the extravagant price, complete with celebrities, electronic music, Transformers, and fancy cars. Zedd, Selena Gomez, and Dillon Francis were among those in attendance.
"Notch's Housewarming Party _or_ Hello Ladies starring Stephen Merchant?" 2: pic.twitter.com/dukd3lNyyH
. @MartinGarrix, @DILLONFRANCIS, @Zedd and @selenagomez party with Notch
http://t.co/aMLtsM8Zh1pic.twitter.com/9QV7i91nCk
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