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Welcome to my page, ![]() | NES Super Mario Bros in 04:57.31 by HappyLee 2011-01-06 This is an 1-frame improvement to one of the most unbeatable movies on our site. The route I've selected is perfect in both speed and entertainment, at least in my opinions. The improvement comes from the fish scene in 8-4, it was the faster-turning strategy that saved me 1 frame. That's one small frame for a level, one giant improvement for SMB history. Feel free to watch the comparison video. |
![]() | NES Super Mario Bros "warpless" in 18:41.7 by HappyLee 2009-08-31 This movie is a full warpless run-through, it's one of the movies that I am most proud of. There are lots of special ideas in this run, most of them seemed quite impossible at first, but they were done by me at last. I thought going through the ground before getting to the pole can save the time of walking to the castle, so I used several tricks in levels where it could be done. In 2-1, I stomped on a backwards-flying Koopa Paratroopa to get it done, and I also used different ways to jump into the ground in 3-2, 3-3. There is more than 1 way to cancel the animation of walking to the castle, you can utilize the enemies, too. klmz thought up a way to use the Bullet Bill, and I thought up a way to use the shell of a Koopa Troopa, I used it in 3-1 and 6-2. That's what I call the "Shell glitch". It is about an 167 frames improvement over the previous movie by adelikat, klmz & andrewg, and faster and even more entertaining. For more information, it is encouraged that you read the my comments. |
![]() | FDS Super Mario Bros 2 in 08:06.96 by HappyLee 2009-10-11 This is the real Super Mario Bros 2. It was never officially released in the USA or Europe for the NES. It was later ported to the SNES, and released as "Lost Levels" in Super Mario All-stars. There are 4 big improvements in this movie, first of all, I found a way to get the mushroom faster in 4-1, that saved 21 frames, and I finished the Bowser fight faster in 4-4, that saved 21 frames, too. Then I jumped over the highest wall perfectly in 5-1, that also saved 21 frames, and I found ways to use the vine perfectly in 8-2, that just saved another 21 frames. Finally I improved stages in 8-4 by better speeding up, saved 4 single frames again. It is an 88 frames improvement over the previous movie by klmz, faster and even more entertaining. For more information, it is encouraged that you read the my comments. |
![]() | FDS Super Mario Bros "-3 stage ending" in 02:44.61 by HappyLee 2009-10-23 This game is Super Mario Bros, the original, but on Famicom Disk System. It is much similar to the ROM version of the game, except for one minor difference that is demonstrated here. The -1 stage is completely different. In the NES and Unisystem versions, the -1 stage repeats infinitely and cannot be completed, but in FDS, it can be completed, and then come -2 and -3. The -3 stage in FDS is a castle level, and completing it ends the game, even though it says "princess is in another castle". The princess is not seen in the ending, but she is sighted twice in the -1 stage, as shown in this movie. This movie is 85 frames faster than the previous one due to the use of a "cheap trick". |
![]() | NES Super Mario Bros "walkathon" in 06:47.2 by HappyLee 2009-08-07 Contrary to common belief, Super Mario Bros can be completed without pressing B at all. This is a sidestroller, speedwalk, or whatever you want to call it. This movie underwent a very intense frame war. In the end, I was the victor with this 4 second improvement over the previous movie. |
![]() | NES Extra Mario Bros in 19:24.68 by HappyLee 2009-08-09 Extra Mario Bros is a hack of the original Super Mario Bros. It is noteworthy for being a complete "Metroidvania" game built around the original SMB engine, with very few changes to the engine itself. The five areas in the game are all interconnected (via pipes, naturally), and permanent upgrades have been added to make a more Metroid-ish feel. However, despite his newfound ability to return to levels he's visited before and acquire upgrades that don't go away when he dies, Mario still cannot move to the left. This movie collects all of the keys and fights the true final boss, but only collects two of the upgrades. |
| Name of the project | Status | Rate of progress | WIP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Super Mario Bros "Lowest score(500)" TAS | Finished | 100% | Submission #2908 (rejected) |
| Super Mario Bros "warpless" TASv4 | Producing | 72% | WIP4 (5-4's finished) |
| Super Mario Bros "walkathon" TASv8 | Producing | 80% | - |
| Metal Slug 3 "1-Player, Level-8" TAS | Pausing | 13% | - |
| Super Mario Bros 2 FDS TASv3 | Pausing | 92% | - |
| Super Mario Bros "warpless+walkathon" | Unstarted | 7% | - |
| Moonwalk It was used in my SMB walkathon TAS in 8-4 This is a kind of a special state in "Left+Right mode". It happens sometimes when you slow down the speed on the ground with "Left+Right mode". It looks like walking without moving, in fact, the X-speed goes "1, 255, 1, 255..."and it will never stop, so the X-subpixel goes "x, x-16 ,x, x-16...". When "x"=0, "x-16" turns to be 240, X-pixel has changed, Mario is shaking and the screen begin to scroll. That makes the "moonwalk" acton useful. | ![]() |
| Shell glitch It was used in my SMB warpless TAS in 3-1 and 6-2 Koopa Troopas can be useful in the end, just like Bullet Bills. You have to go into the block at the pole first, with the perfect bouncing height, you may be able to finish the level without going to the castle. Stamping on shells bounce higher than stamping on Bullet Bills, so we can't complete this action without going through the block first. | ![]() |
| Flagpole glitch It was found by klmz. Complete the level without lowering the flag by glitching into the base block of the flagpole and touch the flapole from inside. The points got from the flagpole will be only 100. With this glitch, we could save about 21 frames in most of the levels. The reason why I didn't use flagpole glitch in 8-3, is because if you do the glitch the timer ends on a 3 and you get 3 fireworks. | ![]() |
| Vine glitch It was found by Mana? Pressing L+R on a vine at the right time can send mario to the right side of the screen instantly sometimes. This was the first TAS movie showed the vine glitch. | ![]() |
| 1x2-powered fireball It was found by HappyLee? You may find it shocking when you hear that one fireball can harm Bowser 2 times. It's way too accidental but it's true. Due to most of the enemies in SMB can only be harmed once by fireballs, this special glitch can only be used in Bowser fights. Here's a demonstration of killing Bowser with 3 fireballs in 1-4 by me. I believe the reason is probably that Bowser is a connection of more than 2 parts. When the fireball reaches the seam between 2 parts, it counts as 2 hits. This glitch may be very useful in TASes. Unfortunately, I haven't found a good way to calculate to make this happen, so during the time we could only manipulate luck real hard to get that done. | ![]() |
| FireBar hiding glitch Mario: Haha, you can't hurt me now! A FireBar can't always hurt Mario, you can see there are gaps between each 2 states it turns if you look carefully. It is used in some special hacks, such as toy09_FireBar of Mana. | ![]() |