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[Tier: Moons]SNES Top Gear 2 (USA) in 11:50.62 by Dooty.
snes9x movie (.smv) (date: 2010-07-16)
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Rating: 5.4 (20.5 votes)
   
- Demonstration
- Heavy luck manipulation
- Uses hardest difficulty
- Genre: Racing
Normally, Top Gear 2 involves racing through many gruelling tracks across sixteen countries, gradually upgrading one's vehicle until it can become competitive in the top tiers.

Here a password glitch is used to skip directly to the final country without entering the password itself. Dooty also uses a stock vehicle that's substantially slower than the competition it faces - conditions in which any human player would find it impossible to win. Yet this is no obstacle for perfect reflexes and a great deal of luck.

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Added [Tier: Vault][Fastest Completion]SNES Top Gear 2 (USA) "all tracks" by Technickle in 2:23:40.99 (2019-11-01)
Added [Tier: Moons]SNES Top Gear 2 (USA) by Dooty in 11:50.62 (2010-07-16)

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