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This is a masterpiece of cake.
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I knew NesVideoAgent would appreciate the event in screenshot #2! It is the best part of the movie, the dramatic entry of the 2nd boss. NVA is the best!
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moozooh wrote:
Consider the amount of very weakly explored Japan-only games library for each system.
Indeed! For example, here are some VERY awesome Japan-only Genesis games: King Colossus (J) Magical Taruruuto-Kun (J) Mamono Hunter Yohko - Makai Kara no Tenkosei (J) Monster World IV (J) Super Fantasy Zone (J) Twinkle Tale (J) None of those would fail at Workbench. For Genesis, there are still at least 100 games worth a try, but some of them have better SNES counterparts. I don't know about the other systems, but I believe they have more games worth TASing than Genesis.
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The rom version is (W) (REV00) [!]. Awesome run.
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It seems that GameFAQs has no entries for these games. Maybe they should be removed from the list completely? They are bad games anyway.
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Looks good. No complaints. :)
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Does anybody know what the "SN" stands for in some of the Japanese roms? To me they seem inferior games compared to others, but that's all I know. There are nine of them in the Genesis game list: 16 Ton (SN) (J) Doki Doki Penguin Land MD (SN) (J) Hyper Marbles (SN) (J) Paddle Fighter (SN) (J) Putter Golf (SN) (J) Pyramid Magic (SN) (J) Pyramid Magic II (SN) (J) Pyramid Magic III (SN) (J) Pyramid Magic Special (SN) (J)
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Awww... Too bad... It is not a really hard or long game to record, so I hope someone tries to optimize it a bit more. I also hope that maTO continues recording movies, since they are always interesting to watch and they are useful for future tasers.
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hopper wrote:
Is it just me, or are the graphics in this game really disappointing for a Genesis game?
Yeah, the only interesting and creative design is the interactive shadow of the doors, but even that looks bad, because it is the only thing that looks well made and does not fit there.
hopper wrote:
...the same boss fight with slightly different vehicles.
Indeed, a disappointment, although in the final battle the helicopter can be shot down and it falls on the tank, which is a nice surprise. I haven't watched the movie yet, but since I liked the previous one, I'll probably like this one too.
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Wow! That game has true potential! Thanks for the playthrough demonstration, Molotov!
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Somehow, I feel this year is going to be a great year for TAS.
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Oh, I have completely forgotten to say that I enjoyed this movie a lot. Good work, AngerFist and OgreSlayer!
Post subject: Vote: Yes.
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I think "hectic" is the best word to describe this movie, but since Arc made it, I say this movie is Arctic.
Post subject: Spiral out!
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Someone should do The Incredible Hulk. Hulk moves quite fast when he gains enough radioactivity and the enemies in this game really try to stop the player, which produces rather challenging situations at times. There are also many different attack moves, all of which are listed in GameFAQs: http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/genesis/file/586243/23039 I completed it once and found no major programming errors, although I managed to get stuck inside a wall in one level. I have not tested the SNES or SMS versions, so I don't know which one is the best to TAS.
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Haha, impressive trick with the owl! :D I think you've got a very good style in your run. Anyway, here's some nitpicking: It seems that you autofired the X-button to speed up the text boxes. Would it not have been slightly faster to seek the earliest frame manually? Also, are you sure that there is no single frame in the whole movie where releasing the run button would save time? For example, I would imagine that when you need to move like this (like when collecting an item or something)
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there's a small chance that you save time if you release the run button before you turn back to the left, because when you are running, you might move further to the right than necessary, thus slightly increasing the distance to backtrack. I'm not sure about it, though. I think it is a nice idea to aim for high skill bonus, but I'm sure there are people who would prefer aiming for speed only. Either way, it is important to be consistent with the goals throughout the movie. Overall, the levels look very good and the boss fights look perfect. Good luck for the rest of the run!
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Cool, good luck for the next version!
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Nice work, maTO! There's nothing really surprising in this movie. Nevertheless, I enjoyed watching it, because it was done rather precisely and I know the game. I suppose the movie is not much worse than the Mercs movie. At least Rambo lags less.
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Heh, even the ending credits were skipped. That is a funny way to complete a game.
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Saturn wrote:
I'm not a person who does halfass TASes in 2 days.
Saturn wrote:
...Taco, finally got a perfect Ceres time after 1 year of work (which I did in ~2 days...
LOL
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It is mostly a coincidence that I have made more Genesis movies than NES movies, because I like both a lot. I look forward to recording more NES stuff in some very distant future (or altenate future).
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I enjoyed watching it. Good work, mmbossman and Flip. :)
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Looks very good. Nice shortcut with the owl.
DaTeL237 wrote:
The score-counter after every world takes longer if more coins were collected
Yeah, it seems so. There are some runs that ignore the time lost in the bonus countdown, but I think in this case it will be more impressive if you avoid the coins. Good luck!
Post subject: Re: Mr. Nutz
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Welcome DaTeL237!
does anybody have some level-maps? Im sure it'd help in finding the best route
I have tried to find maps too, but not been able to. There are probably no maps available anywhere at the moment. You might want to request these maps done in vgmaps.com.
are there any useful glitches/tricks?
I don't know any. Usually some tricks start emerging when you just use the emulator tools precisely and try to do everything as fast as possible.
I'm not trying to minimize input (since it does not improve the speed)
That is completely ok. Keeping the input files clean is mostly a personal preference.
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Good ninja action. No more, no less.