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Title says it all. This is my view on tool-assisted speedruns, about cheating or not cheating. Feel free to comment and post your opinions on the subject. If you have a disagreement on something, please at least be formal about it. Tell why you think something is cheating, not just looking, and thinking, "Hey, I can't figure out how to do that. He must be cheating." Comments like "yes, TAS is cheating" or "STFU noob, its cheating no matter how you view it" will be deleted. Tell me why if you don't agree with me! I know alot about these games and how the process of creating a TAS works, so I could probably discern for you if it is or is not cheating. See, as for me, I think that a TAS itself appeals to another audience... not one who wants to see a video of someone beating the game in a humanly possible manner, but at the fastest possible time with the game pushed to its limits to do so, with bug exploits and all. It looks pretty cool, too. :) Bug exploiting is a whole new argument, but generally, people will make two different TAS's exploiting and not exploiting a bug if it makes a huge difference in gameplay, like cuts out a chunk of the game. In fact, there are two TAS's for many games, like SMB2, SMW, and SM64.

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This is the first world of a Super Mario World ROM hack called Kaizo Mario World. This is a tool-assisted video, which means tools such as save states and slowdown were used in the process of making this video.

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What might happen if you could choose the blocks you get? Something like this! Tool-assisted, manipulates luck, no cheats or changes to the game.

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This isn't actually complete, as I intend to show the boss battle as well. But I'm still working on that, and due to popular demand, I uploaded it as it is. When the one with the boss battle is done, I'll just delete this one and replace it with that. The goal of this run is the complete the Water Temple from Ocarina of Time in as low a time as possible. It was made using slowdown, savestates, and re-recordings on an emulator, and is designed to provide entertainment to the viewer, and nothing else. It is in no way meant to show skill. And you'll notice that there's some horrible lag every time the game is paused. This is an issue with the emulator, and there is no known fix for it at the moment, so you'll just have to live with it. Enjoy.

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See more at tasvideos.org TASVideos - The official home of tool-assisted Superplays. Disclaimer These movies were made with rerecords and frame advance and are not meant to be mistaken for human reflexes.

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this is a tool-assisted recording. I am sorry to re-upload. I added the annotation of TAS.

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There is a new, updated video I've uploaded! Go here instead! www.youtube.com Old description (kinda edited): ___________________ A video containing a bunch of glitches (in one badly designed level) possible in Super Mario World. All of these glitches, some with enough luck, can be done on the actual Super Nintendo. I mostly do the main ones, though. You might want to skip from 2:00 - 3:12, since it's just jumping on Wigglers. Random note: I thought that the part when I kept jumping while climbing on the vine in the cave was very unnecessary... After I finished this, I figured out that the Yoshi+Springboard Jump (or whatever you want to call it) can make you jump a lot higher if you hold down the B button. I thought that the part with the shell and 7 Koopas was just stupid... I even missed getting another extra life at the end! I don't even know why I put that in... This video is tool-assisted. Since this is one of my old videos, I used slowdown to make this, rather than frame advance. Most glitches were found on this page: tasvideos.org Faster one for no reason at all: (Video deleted!) ___________________ You know, looking back at this video, there's so many things I've done that I really, really don't like...

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Another one of these, and it's only my third full TA run through arcade. As always, difficulty is 8 and bonus stages are off; and funnily enough Q didn't appear... why? No one knows. Disabling bonus stages does not disable Q's appearance at all, as you can see in both Dudley and Akuma TAS that I made. Very strange bug. Enjoy.

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www.originalnintendo.blogspot.com This Super Mario World speed run took forever to record successfully but well worth it. SMW Speed Run ending at http

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This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. ia311219.us.archive.org Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: tasvideos.org - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in <b>...</b>

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Made with slowdowns and savestates. I utilised a star canceling trick (discovered by Weatherton, I believe) else going back over the line would reset the lap. The final splits were 16.18/22.57/10.41 (49.16).

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sorry for the poor quality, I tried lots of desktop recording software but they all affected the frame rate and even a 1 frame drop makes this kind of thing near imposable. Also sorry that the text is unreadable, I made an overlay so you could understand what was happening, but it doesn't 100% reflect what happens on screen. software you should try code.google.com www.autoitscript.com my keyboard www.microsoft.com

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This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. ia311219.us.archive.org Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: tasvideos.org - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in <b>...</b>

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Tool-Assisted tasvideos.org Played in 17 by Jean-François Lapointe (aka. Acmlm).. This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For further informations visit tasvideos.org

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tasvideos.org Played in 16 by Wout van Poppel (Mothrayas). This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For further informations visit tasvideos.org For HD encodes of TAS visit youtube.com

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Sorry about the quality, I'm playing around with encoding and I wanted a relatively small file for Youtube. The sound is glitchy because of the emulator. This is a Tool-Assisted Speedrun, or TAS, of Family Feud for the SNES. This was made using an emulator with the use of slowdown, frame advance, and the ability to re-record through the use of save states. The author aimed for entertainment over fastest time. Notes from the author: "This is a glitchfest run, meant to show off how you can abuse the word recognition program. I used Snes9x v1.43+ v9. * Is a demonstration * Exploits glitches * Manipulates Luck WARNING: THIS TAS CONTAINS COARSE LANGUAGE The first bit of luck manipulation was to force the game to pick the shortest family name for my opponent. "Hall" is the shortest name, which means less time was used during the name-typing process. The fact that they appear as the most dumbfounded and shocked family when you beat them is an unintentional and hilarious side-effect. Each round, luck was manipulated to ensure there were as many answers as possible, to abuse word recognition as often as possible. Round 1 has twelve answers, round 2 and 3 each have six. While answers were carefully chosen to be as ridiculous and elaborate as possible and still count as correct, all other factors were chosen with speed in mind. The bullseye round is skipped and all answers are typed as fast as possible."

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Tool-Assisted www.speedruns.net Played by Rikku in 15 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is a tool-assisted speedrun which takes advantage of slowdowns and rerecording. Everyone should know this game but have you ever seen someone playing like this? Probably not...

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This is, without a doubt, one of the most eagerly anticipated runs since it became possible to TAS Windows games. Cave Story, made by Pixel in 2004, is a famous indie game notable for being made entirely by one person. You can download it for free here: www.cavestory.org This playthrough saves Curly and finishes with the best ending after beating Ballos. The author's commentary is included. A high-quality version of this run is available via Bittorrent: tracker.tasvideos.org この動画はニコニコ動画にも見れます： www.nicovideo.jp 3:39 - Egg Corridor / タマゴ回廊 (4:00 skip) 7:59 - Grasstown / クサムラ (10:22 skip) 16:12 - Sand Zone / 砂区24:56 - Labyrinth / 迷宮I 28:37 - Labyrinth Maze / 迷宮M 29:52 - Core / コア32:26 - Waterway / 水路34:41 - Egg Corridor? / タマゴ回廊？ 35:45 - Outer Wall / 外壁36:15 - Plantation / 大農園42:21 - Last Cave (Hidden) / 最後の洞窟・裏43:06 - Balcony / バルコニー44:32 - Black Space / 黒い広間46:15 - Sacred Grounds (Hell) / 聖域地下Total input time: 50:10 Time until final boss dies: 48:51 Total in-game time: 27'14"4 In-game time in Hell: 2'04"01 More information: tasvideos.org This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For more information, please go to: tasvideos.org ---- Update 2011-12-05: Amaya Daisuke, the creator of Cave Story, responds to a question on Twitter: sirbastille wrote: @amaya_pixel Did you ever watch the TAS (www.youtube.com of Cave Story and if so, were there any tricks used that surprised even you? amaya_pixel wrote: @sirbastille I <b>...</b>

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Made it just for fun! Takes no damage. Ending sequence matters in time counter. Forgive me by this mistake... and by my poor english! ;) Here you can see a map that shows all levels and alternate paths to reach the end of game: tasvideos.org PS: If you don't like my TAS, you can see other TAS videos from Kid Chameleon and other games on tasvideos.org

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Made with slowdowns and savestates. Beats the old movie because I manipulate luck so I never get two small blocks in a row and yes the pausing is the cause of this luck manipulation.

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This is a Tool Assisted Speedrun of Taito's "Puzzle De Pon! R!". This game is similar (identical?) to Puzzle Bobble in the gameplay, with the difference that here the goal is to free a shape from the bubbles; every three levels there is a Zodiac sign, and since there are 39 levels, the last one is the Solar Symbol. Once all the levels have been completed, the player becomes the Sun God. Tool Assisted Speedrun means that this is played in a special emulator (Final Burn Alpha) which allows me to use features such as slow motion and savestates to overcome human limits and play (almost) perfectly. Sometimes the game just won't let you get the bubbles of the color you need, though, so some shots have to be wasted anyway. The garbage at the beginning of the video is me entering the service mode to set difficulty to level 8 (the hardest possible) in accordance to the usual guidelines for Tool Assisted Speedruns. This video doesn't show the ending because of the 10 minutes limit; however, I already uploaded a video of the ending some months ago, you can look for it in my profile if you're interested. I hope you'll enjoy this :)

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I get the maximum possible score on the classic snake game. After googling for hours, this homebrew version for GBA was the only one I could find. If you know any others, for other consoles like NES, SNES, Gameboy, Master System, Genesis, GBA or Playstation, let me know. It's a little strange that it's so hard to find considering it's such a well known game, but it's such a simple game that it can't be sold alone, so it can only be included as a mini-game or in some kind of collection. The field in which you can move in the game is pretty small (8x13=104), so it was hard to write something recognizable with the snake's tail.

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I've been wondering what people think about Tool Assisted combo videos. Smileymike has had many ideas for combos, and with his and MY lack of execution, those ideas are almost wasted, so what's wrong with using a computerized script to attempt those ideas, and expand on them, and take other things into account? Like transition set ups for when the video is edited! And all those little details that are hard to think of when in the moment! I mean, I have jumped off my chair before after landing a hardass combo, and then I realized I could totally have taunted at the end to make it transition to something else in another clip. You know, all those details that go into editing itself. Tool assist helps expand the combos and the potential of our combos, so why not make the best of it?! If you feel combos should be about practicality, then look at tutorials, cause combo videos are about style and technicalities that show off what is possible in our fighting games. Thanks for watching! Music by J. Ramirez - Shirt Ripper download link: soundcloud.com

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A Japanese player decided to run a tool assisted performance with Tizoc on Garou MOTW agaisnt the AI. Shows some funny things you can setup with tool assisted help. Enjoy.

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The homepage of this tool-assisted speedrun is TASvideos.org HD-encoded by sgrunt For details, visit tasvideos.org

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The fastest unofficial run. And the coolest thing you will ever see. :) (Invalid as official run due to being tool-assisted)

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This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. ia311219.us.archive.org Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: tasvideos.org - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in <b>...</b>

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At first there were 70 stars because Bowser demanded it. Then there were 16 stars because MIPS demanded it. Then there was 1 star because Bowser's Sub demanded it. Now there are none because the players at the site which made this movie are impatient and demanded the game be quicker. This run is played with an emulator, slowdown and flagrant abuse of save-states to correct any minor mistakes. As a result, Mario is not being controlled by a mere mortal and he can consistently do things a real human cannot. Anyone posting comments to the effect that this video is cheated, photoshopped or that the player is the best player alive obviously hasn't read this description. So sit back and watch Super Mario 64 be taken apart like it's never been before. Authors: AKA & Swordless Link Site: tasvideos.org --- Edit: This video has been obsoleted by one that finishes the game even faster. Check tasvideos.org for the newest version.

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Here's something a little different. I kicked away the formula I used for the past 4 Ta fights, and present here something which, I hope, shows more solid sort of playing rather than unrealistic -- regarding the usage of parrying, reactions and counters, that is. It's still crazy as ever, and I made it a point to not make long sessions of parrying between the two fighters. Also this way I can showcase all supers for both characters. This kind of TA vid, I think, will be more appreciated!

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Tool-Assisted tasvideos.org Played in 14 by Mike McKenzie (aka. mike89). This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For further informations visit tasvideos.org

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This is my Tool Assisted Speedrun for Metroid Zero Mission on the Game Boy Advance. I collect all the items in the game and get a final time on the ingame clock of 42:07, although the real time is about one hour. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: tasvideos.org - Aims for Fastest Time - Abuses Programming Errors In The Game - 100% Item Collection - Takes Damage To Save TIme - Manipulates Luck

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This is a tas of Garfield - Caught in the Act fo the genesis. Again, I don't know, if I'll finish this one, as the game seems not as suited for a tas like previous games I run (eg Taz). EDIT: This run has 2 flaws, ie not using the chip glitch (by FerretWarlord) and a vine skip. I'm not planning to upload an improved version here to youtube though. However, it is already included in the movie file, which I am planning to submit at tasvideos.org

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This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. ia311219.us.archive.org Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: tasvideos.org - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in <b>...</b>

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This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. ia311219.us.archive.org Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: tasvideos.org - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in <b>...</b>

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All Relics & Best Ending tasvideos.org Played in 57 by GAD (arukAdo). This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For further informations visit tasvideos.org For HD encodes of TAS visit youtube.com

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Made with slowdowns and savestates. This movie is not meant to show skill but rather to provide entertainment. The boost at the end of lap 3 wasn't working for some reason. Final time: 58"21 (19"60) (17"91) (20"70).

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***READ BEFORE WATCHING*** www.youtube.com That is the author of the run's channel. Subscribe to it if you enjoy this run. This tool-assisted speedrun aims to complete The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in as little time as possible, while getting every Spiritual Stone and Medallion, and completing every Trial in Ganon's Castle. The author does this by exploiting many tricks and glitches, which would not be seen in a modern any% run. This run was made on an emulator, with slowdown,frame-by-frame shooting, savestates and rerecords. It is NOT meant to show skill, but rather the game pushed to its limits. It is only supposed to provide entertainment. You must bear this in mind when watching this video, or any TAS, for that matter. A lot of effort was put into this run. It is the result of many long months of tedious testing and optimal playing, but it has certainly payed off. When commenting, consider the amount of effort and time it would take to make a run like this. It's not worthless because it wasn't done on a console. Tool-assisted speedruns are arguably more difficult to do well than real speedruns, due to how difficult it is to achieve perfection and still make it look entertaining. Any anti-TAS comments (these include comments like "do it on a console, then I'll be impressed," "you suck for using an emulator," "cheater," etc) WILL be deleted on sight, and the poster will be permanently blocked from posting comments at any of my videos, or on my channel. I will not <b>...</b>

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This is a TAS of the Super Nintendo game Sparkster, it beats the previous record by about 80 seconds. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: tasvideos.org - Aims for Fastest Time - Takes Damage to Save Time - Manipulates Luck - Played on Hardest Difficulty

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There were no decent speedrun of Suikoden 2... So, I thought that someone had to start one and try to elaborate a first draft route. For now, a dude called "A" and his friend Jowy are wondering about coming back to kyaro and.. all start here :) Description: Nothing very insteresting in this part... Avoid speaking to barbara by remove some boots is probably the only "trick" in this. -- This run has be done by using some feature "Tool-Assisted"(TAS), this allow me to do some slow-mo, restart to a previous savestate.. and much more. I'm not very skilled for this game, I just want to see a perfect game or maybe start one. This run have have some interesthing purpose thought: -Best Ending (108 stars) -No uncouncious status/out of battle (mainly to prevent power-leveling...) -Do not abuse any programming error/glitch in the game(matilda border, kindness rune, infinite money are all banned) -Luck manipulation (while this is mainly a theoric game, luck have to become a skill) -Aim for fastest time, etc... More info at TASVideos.org/ This run was made with pcsx-rr: code.google.com If you guys have some ideas to speedup the run, talk here. -- Je suis également Québécois et je parle français!! Je crois que le détails anglais était assez clair, mais je donne beaucoup plus de détails dans ce liens: www.legacyofsuikoden.com

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This is a TAS of the Sonic hack "Sonic 1 Megamix V.3" played with shadow, getting all emeralds. Part 1/5 The hack is available here: info.sonicretro.org Tool assisted speed runs are made with emulators featuring tools like slowdown and savestates. Additional info at: tasvideos.org rerecords: 19919

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Tool Assisted Speedrun This is a glitched up run of Contra for the Super Nintendo (note that I myself didn't discover the glitch), it is completed in less than 3 and a half minute. The glitch works so that if you die with 0 extra lives left and during the fadeout manage to get a extra life, you complete the level instantly! The glitch can't be preformed in stage 2 and 5 which are completed fully (thankfully the two shortest stages in the game). You gain an extra life when you reach a certain amount of points so the method used to gain a extra life while being dead is to use a bomb. Why does the glitch work? This is only a guess but I think that the level complete fadeout and game over fadeout probably are the same function, and during it the game just checks if you have any extra lives left to decide which one to go to.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: tasvideos.org - Aims for Fastest Time - Uses Death as a Shortcut - Abuses Programming Errors - Manipulates Luck - Played on Hardest Difficulty

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Both games at the same time with 1 input. tasvideos.org Played in 41 by Sean P. aka. DeHackEd. This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For further informations visit tasvideos.org

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This is my Tool Assisted Speedrun for Metroid Zero Mission on the Game Boy Advance. I collect all the items in the game and get a final time on the ingame clock of 42:07, although the real time is about one hour. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: tasvideos.org - Aims for Fastest Time - Abuses Programming Errors In The Game - 100% Item Collection - Takes Damage To Save TIme - Manipulates Luck

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This is my Tool Assisted Speedrun for Metroid Zero Mission on the Game Boy Advance. I collect all the items in the game and get a final time on the ingame clock of 42:07, although the real time is about one hour. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: tasvideos.org - Aims for Fastest Time - Abuses Programming Errors In The Game - 100% Item Collection - Takes Damage To Save TIme - Manipulates Luck

Metroid Zero Mission MZM TAS Tool Assisted Speedrun Speed Run GBA Game Boy Advance 100 100% Cpadolf