Note: This page is a work in progress and is still subject to change.
The "Events" class is composed of runs that have been showcased or presented in an event/marathon format, and are incompatible with typical publication rules.
Overview
- Aims to highlight and preserve TAS content showcased in an event setting.
- Runs that are incapable of being independently sync verified are allowed.
- Event publications cannot be obsoleted.
Technical requirements
- Submissions must include a rehostable video of the event in question.
- All contributors to an event run must be properly attributed, and any objections raised by contributors must be taken into account.
- Multi-game events must be split by run and submitted individually.
- An input file matching the game and console must be provided, though it does not have to accurately reflect the run.
Event requirements
- The run must be showcased in a way that isn't otherwise publishable.
- Publishable event runs will be properly published to their appropriate class.
- Showcases of already published runs will be treated as commentary for that run, unless the showcase is transformative enough to warrant a separate publication.
Random Event Movie
Pokémon: Red Version is part of the first generation of games within its famous series, known for having a very large number of beneficial glitches.
dwangoAC, Ilari and p4plus2, through arbitrary code execution, directly hijack and crash a Super Game Boy to be able to present the Twitch client of a real time chat from 2015. Heavily inspired by the 2014 experiment Twitch Plays Pokémon where every user who participated had direct control of RED, but this showcase turns the game on everyone to have people instead be part of Pokémon.
We heavily recommend reading the authors' comments for a complete technical breakdown.