The author, Alyosha, ignores the fearsome dragons and breezes through the maze, finishing the quest in a little over half a minute.

This run is 0.41 seconds faster than the predecessor movie by negative seven.

The objective of Airlock is to retrieve the hatch keys and make your way to the next level before your compartment floods. But at the same time you must avoid the torpedoes that have been shaken loose and which, when they cross your path, rob you of precious time.

Alyosha improves the previous publication by 0.92 seconds, thanks to a newly discovered trick. Please read the author's comments for more details.

MrWint improves the previous TAS by 17.97 seconds (17.47 seconds in-game, reaching a time of 15.22 seconds in-game), thanks to abusing a glitch where hitting the top part of the barn just as one enters the barn gets counted. Please read the author's comments for more details.

Lobsterzelda improved the previous run via better character movement. However, this run is longer because it completes two loops of the game in order to show all of its unique content.

You earn one point for a long jab and two points for a close power punch. Two difficulty levels are included which can be set individually for each player.

ViGadeomes earns a K.O. in record time.

In Crazy Balloon you must carefully navigate your balloon through many levels full of different dangers. As if navigating these treacherous mazes wasn't already nail-biting, you will encounter additional hazards such as moving spikes and Hurricane Man, who will try to blow you against a spiked wall!

Watch as Alyosha smoothly guides the balloon through all 20 levels of the game.

In this mesmerizing movie, yep2yel and morningpee speed around the track and beat the first round of the game in under 55 seconds. In doing so, they improve the previous movie by 11.28 seconds thanks to new routes and speed tricks.

BrunoVisnadi improves the previous movie by 1.19 seconds with better optimization.

In this run, Fortranm climbs his way through the three main screens of the game as fast as possible.

The game is well known as having the first console speedrun with the world record of 5.51 by Todd Rogers in 1982 according to Twin Galaxies. This record is known as the oldest, unbeaten world record in all of speedrunning.

MrWint & Omnigamer decided to try and match the elusive 5.51, and disassembled the entire game looking for how the 5.51 was achieved. After conducting their research, they found that the long sought 5.51 was outright impossible to achieve within the internal conditions of the game. After lots of flamewars, the now infamous Todd Rogers's record has been taken down, leading to his ban from Twin Galaxies.

This run achieves the fastest possible time of 5.57 on player two while also maximizing the distance, with player one completing the track in the lowest amount of input frames. It also improves the predecessor movie by 0.10 seconds, which translates to 0.01 seconds if you discard emulation differences. The improvement comes from the fact that the game processes the second player first, so he's the one taking the lead this time.

This run has been console verified by dwangoAC using true's Multireplay device (latch per vsync using extraction board).

The game was developed in five weeks and Atari decided to skip audience testing for the product due to time limitations.

CoolKirby and Alyosha shave off 0.03 seconds (2 frames) by turning around at the third phone part.

The author, jlun2, runs around the castle in a mad rush to save the day and does so in less than three minutes.

In this run, the author plays through the first five levels of the game, after which there is no new content.

To see another port of the original arcade game beaten quickly, see the MSX version run. We also have a run of the sequel to the original game.

ViGadeomes wins the race in record time using precise movements to beat the other runners.

StarvinStruthers improves upon the previous publication by 4.77 seconds, due to the use of a new glitch called the "Door Skip".

This run by Alyosha exploits a glitch that allows Master Chief to effectively phase through walls, allowing him to reach the endgame boss before you even know what's happening.

The player controls Teddy, and must guide him up a six story structure to the goal at the top. The goal of the first stage is to collect the Apple at the top, and the goal of the second is to get to the mommy at the top.

In this run, Alyosha improves the previous glitchy movie by BrunoVisnadi by 0.65 seconds.

But Wipeoutjack7 and ThunderAxe31 are in a hurry, so they sacrifice their score to get their yellow square ball into the nine square purple cups as quickly as possible. While they frequently achieve hole-in-ones anyway, taking two shots turns out to be faster on some holes.

Spikestuff goes through this port's three levels in record time.

Watch as DrD2k9 goes through this port's three levels gathering all the items in record time.

This movie completes one full round.

This run is a 0.03 second improvement of the predecessor movie.

Lobsterzelda collects all 32 treasures in record time.

This run is different from the any% TAS in that it does everything necessary to achieve the maximum score. This means avoiding falling down pits (which decreases your score by 100 each time) and following a much longer route in order to obtain all items.

Lobsterzelda improves the previous run by 4.57 seconds.

Pitfall Harry's quest in this game is to find the Raj diamond, his niece Rhonda and his cowardly lion companion, Quickclaw.

Lobsterzelda improves the previous movie by 0.21 seconds, thanks to better optimization.

The player plays as Edward "Pee Wee" Morris, who, despite his shortcomings, strives to get revenge on Porky, the owner of the bar that dissed Pee Wee and his friends. Spikestuff and Alyosha get Pee Wee to the detonator to blow up the bar in just under 8 seconds.

This run completes every level without dying a single time, now 0.20 seconds more quickly than the previous run. Time savings came from starting the game more quickly and better enemy manipulation in level 3-3. If you want to see this game beaten as quickly as possible, please watch this run.

Mothrayas and Alyosha improve the previous TAS by 0.05 seconds (3 frames), thanks to better enemy manipulation in 3-3.

In Private Eye, players assume the role of Pierre Touché, a private investigator who has been assigned the task of capturing the criminal mastermind, Henri Le Fiend. Le Fiend is implicated in a number of crimes across the city, and the player must find the clues and the stolen property in order to successfully arrest Le Fiend.

In this run, ViGadeomes completes all the five Cases consecutively.

This run improved the predecessor movie by 0.16 seconds.

This run by Samsara uses the Sceptre to move faster, and carefully manipulates nomads, Isis, and the Sphinx to finish the game in the fastest time possible.

As you can imagine, a tool-assisted speedrun turns this regular raid into an unstoppable barrage of destruction.

This movie obsoletes the previous one due to Lord Tom getting 1 million points instead of 100,000, thus reaching the true end of the game.

This run was performed by a bot coded by the author, based on a Java port of the game he wrote himself. For more on the extensive work put into this TAS, see the author's comments.

You play as the Road Runner, and you spend each level running to the left trying to dodge obstacles and avoid Wile E. Coyote. The road is littered with landmines and speeding trucks, which will kill the road runner on contact. They can also kill Wile E., but he respawns again after a few seconds. Wile. E. also has guns set up at certain portions of the road, roller skates, and a rocket ship which he can use to try to grab the road runner.

Like Tetris, the game ends when the score reaches the maximum 999999. This run by morningpee aims to reach this score as fast as possible.

morningpee accomplishes this through manipulating diver and enemy spawn points and using a glitch to freeze an enemy sub, allowing him to collide with it until the maximum score is reached. A lot of effort was put into figuring out the game's RNG and the optimal point to use the No-Despawn glitch; for more information, see the author's comments.

ViGadeomes completes the slalom mode on the most difficult setting, with an in-game time of 28.21 seconds.

Alyosha clears one wave of aliens systematically, improving the predecessor movie by TASeditor by 0.40 seconds.

Watch as Mothrayas climbs the colorful buildings with ease and saves the day in just over three minutes.

It was decided that only the first round of the game contains meaningful content, so in this TAS, jlun2 uses luck manipulation and a precise shooting angle to finish it in less than 9 seconds. It is only the fifth shortest movie on this site, with Super 3D Portals 6 beating it by around 6.5 seconds.

Don't blink, or else you'll miss the entire run from Arcree, TASeditor and MESHUGGAH as they think with 2D portals!

This run improves upon the previous publication by 5 frames thanks to optimizations, reducing the shortest TAS on TASVideos.org even further.

The player(s) takes control of the DC Comics character Superman, who must repair the bridge destroyed by Lex Luthor, capture Luthor and his criminal underlings, enter a phonebooth to turn back into Clark Kent, then return to the Daily Planet in the shortest amount of time. To slow Superman's progress, Kryptonite has been released by Luthor. If hit by Kryptonite, Superman loses his abilities to capture criminals and fly. To regain them, he must find and kiss Lois Lane.

However, jlun2 uses a pause demo glitch to warp to the end. That is all.

Here, Spikestuff completes two loops of the game (which is the point where the difficulty stops increasing) in record time.

We also have runs of the Arcade and Commodore 64 versions.