Hello arukAdo :)
Another TAS I've seen requested for symphony of the night is low% relics, after a new route was found where you get big tossed by a spike ball in the chapel to get the mystic pendant for double MP regen. Though thinking about it, I think a TAS of low% would be way more like the any% TAS than anything else. You'd be able to use the MP regen glitch (where the game pauses the same frame you regen MP) as well as manipulate mana prism drops/money for mana prism purchases, you could manipulate boomerang drops for rapid rises, you should be able to manipulate the same weapon and shield drops any% does, etc.
It is under production by the excellent MarathonMan (tj90241). It aims to be a cycle accurate emulation of the N64, similar to how BSNES/Higan is for SNES. When it is closer to completion, I think it is worth looking into for adding TAS tools to or even integration into Bizhawk.
Here is the github which also describes the aim of this emulator:
https://github.com/tj90241/cen64
Here is CEN64 running the title screen of Ocarina of Time:
Link to video
I've considered this earlier, don't tempt me :(.
Also, props to P.JBoy for finding a solution to the stereo problem, I tried creating a cheat of some sorts myself but failed miserably.
Somewhat related, is there a reason why there doesn't seem to be an "Any%" run of Metroid Fusion?
Are there any frames of the robot going OoB with more action filling the screen? I agree that it should be the trick to showcase but this isn't 'well framed'
I think it would be okay so long as it shows something new off. If the crystal TAS route is exactly the same as the gold TAS route, for example, I doubt it would be accepted for minor differences.
Hi AndiHoffi, it's not the same category as you propose but check out this real time score run by andrewg.
"Super Mario Bros - World Record High Score - 1,435,100"
Link to video
"This is a score I got back sometime mid-2011. This was played by Twin Galaxies' ruleset which basically just states that one cannot leech points by using a single turtle (over 2 times), no glitches can be used for score, and you have 5 lives to do it."
I wonder if a TAS submitted to tasvideos of this game would allow for the use of the 'cheat' labelled button or not. Is it morally equivalent to L+R or morally equivalent to a cheat code?
Having commentary available with the TAS is a huge draw for the TAS, especially for people not familiar with the game at a high level (which is, let's face it, 99% of people). So I think this is the way to go if view count is a concern. It works for speedrunners (xGDQs)
How about the Kirby's Adventure glitched frame-war? It got improved something like 10 times, starting with taseditor and ending with I think MESHUGGAH.
I think that just making a single player TAS would be amazing enough on its own for this game. Less ambitious maybe, but much more likely to happen since single player has been more solidly routed out and glitch hunted ^^
I hope to see work on this game, it's really fun to watch and fast paced :3
Yes vote.
This is a hugely hard game to say you have played as fast as possible, with difficult movement, manipulation and unfathomable glitches. To take on such a project is commendable and you've done well. There's something neat going on in every stage and I wonder what new glitches/improvements will be incorporated in future TASes of this game (if anyone tackles it).
BTW, I think you should have a link to video proof of all glitches you did not use in the run, but could save time (for benefit of future TASing)
The only thing I hate about Kickstarter is the fact that it works with amazon. That means I can only pay with credit cards.
Where I am from, credit cards are very uncommon, so that means I cannot support something I am actually interested in.
I already asked them if they could include a Paypal option, maybe that will work.
If it doesn't, do any of you have an idea on how to pay in a way that stops me from needing a credit card?
Find a trusted friend, pay them and have them pledge on your behalf?
Random question - Can a NESBot be made to be compatible with a Powerpak and thus allow console verification of any NES game? Or is there a technical reason making this impossible?
