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[Tier: Moons]GBC Baby Felix Halloween (Europe) in 13:18.14 by qqwref.
BizHawk Movie (.bk2) (date: 2017-02-16)
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Submission #5379 — Author's comments
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Rating: 6.0 (4 votes)
   
- Uses death to save time
- Takes damage to save time
- Uses easiest difficulty
- Genre: Platform
Baby Felix Halloween is an action-platformer released only in Europe in 2001. Felix the Cat's friends have been captured inside a haunted house, and Baby Felix and Kitty must rescue them by traversing five themed worlds.

The game is notable for its music, made by the prolific game composer Alberto Jose González, who created the soundtracks for games like Asterix and The Smurfs all the way up to modern games like Cut the Rope.

This run by qqwref runs and shoots their way through the game to beat it in under 13 and a half minutes.

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Added [Tier: Moons]GBC Baby Felix Halloween (Europe) by qqwref in 13:18.14 (2017-02-16)

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