Tool-assisted movies

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NES "2p warps" Battletoads (USA) in 15:29.03 by Mário de Almeida Azevedo Junior (aka. FODA).
Download AVI file via BitTorrent (size: 48 MB, length: 17:15) (currently unavailable)
Download FCEU movie (.fcm) (date: 2005-02-02)
Download from mirror site (www.archive.org)
Read author's comments in submission #525
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Obsoletes movie #69 (19:18.78)
Not rated
- Aims for fastest time
- One player controls two characters
- Uses warps
- Abuses programming errors in the game
- Genre: Fighting
- Genre: Platform

This movie has been obsoleted!

Click here to see the new movie.
This is a two-player timeattack on this game that is said to be quite hard.
The movie is a 3:50 improvement to the previous version that was played by Phil and Genisto.

Note that the second player dies at some point because of a bug in the game: the beta testers probably never got that far in the game with two players. Thanks to "Cyntalan Maelstrom" for this information.

Graphically this game features some really nice scenes - some of which are hopelessly blurred by the mpeg4-compression in AVI.