I saw this awhile ago but im not aware if it's been posted here

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8473121833910554075&q=mario

It has. Time attacks are always interesting, though.

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Originally posted by XiPPiLLi:
It has. Time attacks are always interesting, though.

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I LOOOOOVe time attacks. If you know where I can watch some more besides the super mario bros 3 one that would be cool

www.google.com

That was pretty damn ace to be honest.

- Rabb

Someone got wayyyy too much time on their hands.

And all those jumps and precision though, pretty damn good.

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Originally posted by Shrike:
www.google.com

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Google is not always the answer. Google video however is!
http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=time+attack

http://speeddemosarchive.com/gamelist/FullList.html

Lots and lots of speed runs.

Absolutely rediculous.

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Originally posted by WorldFamous:
[URL=http: //speeddem osarchive. com/gameli st/FullLis t.html]htt p://speedd emosarchiv e.com/gamelist/FullList.html[/URL]

Lots and lots of speed runs.

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Hell yes! Thanks

Silent Hill 2 in 49mins! It took me 11hours and 20 mins...

Never saw that but the accuracy of those jumps is a little concerning, guy must have spent a little to much time playing M64.

Was amazing though

My own little record is Resident Evil Survivor on the psone in around 3 hours.

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Originally posted by Dr.Ivan:
My own little record is Resident Evil Survivor on the psone in around 3 hours.

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Survivor was so easy.
I could of sworn I did it in an hour and a half.

My girlfriend can beat one of the Tony Hawk games in like 10-15 minutes. Every mission,every level,everything.

is that the one where he used the glitch?

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Originally posted by BindTortureKill:
is that the one where he used the glitch?

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Mario 64 beatin in 16 minutes

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You do the math.

Glitches or no glitches that's damn impressive! He didn't mess up once. I knew he meant business when he got to the castle in two jumps :P

He's fucking good.

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Originally posted by SSJ4 GOGETA:
He's fucking good.

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Emulation.

Ya right, love to see that done in REAL TIME/ REAL LIFE.

Holy christicles!

Hope people know that the mario-64-in-16-minutes video was tool-assisted...
http://bisqwit.iki.fi/nesvideos/
http://bisqwit.iki.fi/nesvideos/movies.cgi?id=436

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Originally posted by DarkMage35:
Hope people know that the mario-64-in-16-minutes video was tool-assisted...
http://bisqwit.iki.fi/nesvideos/
[URL=http: //bisqwit. iki.fi/nes videos/mov ies.cgi?id =436]http: //bisqwit. iki.fi/nes videos/movies.cgi?id=436[/URL]

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I just finshed what was in the first 6 minutes on my 64 the same way he did. If I can do then the tools used couldnt have mattered much

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Originally posted by HAND:
I just finshed what was in the first 6 minutes on my 64 the same way he did. If I can do then the tools used couldnt have mattered much

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Sorry, I meant 3 minutes but it still good

Mario 64 pwns ass even now.

-Ns

The idea with these tool assisted movies is to manipulate the input to make the most kickass movie. So yeah, you could do the same thing with practice (sometimes a damned fucking lot of practice). My point was that if you dont know its tool assisted, you may admire the person's "skill" instead of the art of the video, and thus set yourself up for a disappointment.

Even though it says right on that page that the movie was made on an emulator using savestates and slowdown, I'm impressed.

I mean it's just funny seeing Mario flying around with the precision and skill of a ninja.

And, because someone is bound to ask, it says they used savestates and slowdown in the right frame, you have to scroll down to read it.

Hey I can't download any of the speed runs from that speed demo archive site. Any one have any insight that might help? Any help would be appreciated. I want to see this Silent Hill in 50 minutes or whatever.

That was mario 64 seen through a lens of madness.