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NES Super Turrican (Europe) in 08:38.7 by Luke Gustafson (aka. Superninja).
Download AVI file via BitTorrent (size: 22 MB, length: 10:29)
Download FCEU movie (.fcm) (date: 2006-07-04)
Read author's comments in submission #1087
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Obsoletes movie #277 (10:21.82)
Rating: 7.0 (15 votes)
- Aims for fastest time
- Takes damage to save time
- Uses no warps
- Genre: Platform
A fast completion on Super Turrican ― a game that is said to be extremely difficult, and entirely produced by one man.

This movie improves the previous author's movie by 103 seconds ― a huge difference in this kind of fast-paced game. The boss fights especially were improved.

Ps: Note that this was played on the European version of the game, but it uses NTSC timings. You may need to disable the PAL mode in the emulator manually if you watch the FCM.

Contrary to most games, this game recognizes the whether it's run on PAL or NTSC, and runs at the same speed on both systems. Therefore, the length of this movie is proper regardless of the NTSC/PAL mixup the author didn't bother to fix.