Submission #3921: totodiletrainer01's NES Color a Dinosaur "Poetic Edition" in 00:09.53

Nintendo Entertainment System
(Submitted: Color A Dinosaur)
Poetic Edition
(Submitted: Poetic Edition)
(Submitted: Color A Dinosaur.nes unknown)
FCEUX 2.1.5
573
60.10069225928257
5
Unknown
Submitted by totodiletrainer01 on 4/1/2013 1:52 AM
Submission Comments
A while ago, I was watching through the gruefood delight section of TASVideos, and when I came across the Color a Dinosaur videos, I was absolutely disgusted at how inartistic they were. Though they were full of color, they were not full of soul. That's where I came in, to truly show them how it's done.

Game objectives

  • Emulator used: FCEUX 2.1.5
  • Finishes the first level of the game as artistically as possible
  • Maximum Kills
  • Best Ending
  • 5 Players
  • Swallows no chucks

Comments

Now, if you're reading this after watching my submission, you may be wondering why I chose what I did. Well, you see, I wanted to represent something in my TAS. The lack of color symbolizes how it blends in to the background, meaning no-one will ever pay attention to him. However, it does show the mental strength of this dinosaur, because he knows he needn't change a thing about himself in order to be perfect. Notice how even without colors, he is happy, for he is truly blessed with divine grace. I also wanted viewers to see an even deeper meaning, if they focus and think hard enough about it. I won't spoil what that is, but I'm sure after watching it several times it will be clear to you.

Stage by stage comments

Title Screen

I seriously used up a whole half of my re-records here, just to find the perfect frame to start the game.

Dinosaur

After making my goal clear to myself, I had to figure out the most optimal way to color nothing at all. I eventually settled for this.

Other comments

If you 'truly' understand fine art, this will make you weep tears of blood. If you don't, you will not enjoy this. I suggest doing at least a bachelor's in art and at least a diploma in art history. Potentially, I could make it have more soul by making the dinosaur frown at the start, because he doesn't want to change, and then have him smile when I finish because I realize his perfection, but the RNG is far too crazy for me to understand.
Special thanks to PJ and Adelikat for helping me find the frame data for this game, but thank myself for the artistic drive.

Nach: This game lacks entertainment and is too creative for the vault, rejecting.
Last Edited by adelikat on 10/4/2023 7:40 PM
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