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I hope you lot, being ninty's, can remember Mario 3 on the NES. If not, you really won't understand this.
But just check out this guy. It is not possible to play it like that! He completes the whole sodding game (albeit taking a few shortcuts like warps) in less than 11 minutes! WTF is he on, man?! I want some!
[URL]http://media.ebaumsworld.com/moSMB3.wmv[/URL]
But just check out this guy. It is not possible to play it like that! He completes the whole sodding game (albeit taking a few shortcuts like warps) in less than 11 minutes! WTF is he on, man?! I want some!
[URL]http://media.ebaumsworld.com/moSMB3.wmv[/URL]
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gimo80 wrote:
> 2 HOURS?! He must have memorised the game inside out! How sad! It
> took me 30 hours to finish the game with 86%!
Indeed, he played the game through following a set path he'd worked out before, knowing the exact route, never stopping and barely missed one jump :S Inhuman, I tell thee.
> 2 HOURS?! He must have memorised the game inside out! How sad! It
> took me 30 hours to finish the game with 86%!
Indeed, he played the game through following a set path he'd worked out before, knowing the exact route, never stopping and barely missed one jump :S Inhuman, I tell thee.
Tphi wrote:
> I remember seeing the speed run for the entire of Metroid Prime in
> about 2 hours.. now that was impressive.
2 HOURS?! He must have memorised the game inside out! How sad! It took me 30 hours to finish the game with 86%!
> I remember seeing the speed run for the entire of Metroid Prime in
> about 2 hours.. now that was impressive.
2 HOURS?! He must have memorised the game inside out! How sad! It took me 30 hours to finish the game with 86%!
i dont remember the first levels being that short!! that is god damn amazing
The guy who made it admitted from the very start that he used an emulator pausing, saving and reloading every time he made a mistake.
It's just that his website is in Japanese.
It's just that his website is in Japanese.
Chipseh wrote:
> Aparrantly there's a speed run for Link To The Past, also, which I'm
> going to go track down.
Tell us if you find that.
*sniff* They don't make games like that anymore. Mario 3 was good, solid platforming. I remember the warp whistles...
Mario 64 was impressive, but that guy has mad skillz at getting 1ups.
> Aparrantly there's a speed run for Link To The Past, also, which I'm
> going to go track down.
Tell us if you find that.
*sniff* They don't make games like that anymore. Mario 3 was good, solid platforming. I remember the warp whistles...
Mario 64 was impressive, but that guy has mad skillz at getting 1ups.
I remember seeing the speed run for the entire of Metroid Prime in about 2 hours.. now that was impressive.
I wander how long a speed run of MGS2 would last?! LOL!
Has anyone tried one of Goldeneye or PD? I'd like t see them.
Has anyone tried one of Goldeneye or PD? I'd like t see them.
I remember seeing this a while back. Still impresses me today.
I'd take a look at a speed run of Super Mario 64, which is completed in 21 minutes.
Aparrantly there's a speed run for Link To The Past, also, which I'm going to go track down.
I'd take a look at a speed run of Super Mario 64, which is completed in 21 minutes.
Aparrantly there's a speed run for Link To The Past, also, which I'm going to go track down.
I hope you lot, being ninty's, can remember Mario 3 on the NES. If not, you really won't understand this.
But just check out this guy. It is not possible to play it like that! He completes the whole sodding game (albeit taking a few shortcuts like warps) in less than 11 minutes! WTF is he on, man?! I want some!
[URL]http://media.ebaumsworld.com/moSMB3.wmv[/URL]
But just check out this guy. It is not possible to play it like that! He completes the whole sodding game (albeit taking a few shortcuts like warps) in less than 11 minutes! WTF is he on, man?! I want some!
[URL]http://media.ebaumsworld.com/moSMB3.wmv[/URL]
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