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NES Castlevania 2 – Simon's Quest (USA) in 34:11.98 by Hans Olsson (aka. Walker Boh).
Download AVI file via BitTorrent (size: 125 MB, length: 35:55) (currently unavailable)
Download FCEU movie (.fcm) (date: 2005-01-23)
Read author's comments in submission #512
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Obsoletes movie #282 (35:00.98)
Not rated
- Aims for fastest time
- Takes damage to save time
- Uses no warps
- Abuses programming errors in the game
- Manipulates luck
- Uses no passwords
- Genre: Platform
- Genre: RPG

This movie has been obsoleted!

Click here to see the new movie.
This is the revised story of Simon Belmont's horrible weekend without sleep.

The timeunit count for this movie is 3:05:58, which is 25 "minutes" better than the previous version, and over 9 "hours" better than the first released version. The actual movie was now improved by 49 seconds, due to better planning and implementation.
It also abuses the falling-through-floor glitch which is insanely difficult to perform.

There are several items that are required for the completion of the game, and you can't buy them without killing a certain amount of monsters, thus this movie has some running back and forth, collecting hearts. There's also the factor that shops are only open at daytime and monsters are twice as much evil at nighttime...