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FCEUX movie (.fm2) (date: 2014-03-23) MKV file via BitTorrent (Modern HQ) (size: 9.87 MB, length: 08:00) MP4 file via BitTorrent (Compatibility) (size: 12 MB, length: 08:00) Mirror archive.org (MKV Modern HQ) Mirror archive.org (MP4 Compatibility) Watch on (www.youtube.com) Submission #4219 — Author's comments Discuss this movie Obsoletes movie #1082 (05:43.47) Rating: 8.1 (7 votes)
| - Uses death to save time - Takes damage to save time - Major skip glitch - Uses a game restart sequence - Heavy glitch abuse - Genre: Platform - Genre: RPG
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This movie has been obsoleted!Click here to see the movie that obsoleted it. Zelda II: The Adventure of Link is quite different from most of the early games in the Legend of Zelda series. It combines an overworld view with side-scrolling platform stages. In addition, the character can gain experience and levels, visit towns, and earn spells and items which are needed to proceed.
However, the game also has a large glitch which produces massive speed when both Left and Right are pressed at the same time. Most of this run features Link racing across Hyrule so fast that the screen can't keep up, inexplicably warping between places that shouldn't be connected. Only a few items and one spell are collected, and the only enemy ever fought is the final boss. Luckily, he takes the same amount of damage no matter what level attack you have.
In this run, TASeditor beats the previous run by Inzult by 6.47 seconds due to an entirely new route and some optimizations. See the submission comments and discussion for more details.
For a run that completes the six palaces without using the Left + Right glitch, click here.
To see this movie played back on console, click here.
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