Tool-assisted movies (6)

Wetrix is a strange Tetris-style game in which you place blocks onto a large playing field and score loads of points by making lakes and surviving another second (every drop of water that leaks off the field counts against you). This run aims to get the highest score possible in the 1 minute challenge.

The final score is 2,613,944 points. There are huge bonus multipliers which stack together to produce the massive score.

In a normal playthrough, this game is quite long. You must save four family members then progress to the final area to complete the game.

However, the author uses a nice glitch to skip directly to the final area; skipping 4/5ths of the game and completing it in less than 4 minutes.

Marble Madness is a 3D'ish game similar in its style to Snake Rattle 'n Roll. The objective in these two games is quite different, though. In this game, the player must roll a marble from point A to point B. This is of course not as easy as it sounds. And certainly not as easy as it looks in this movie.

This is a 65 frame improvement over the previous movie by adelikat.

This movie has a full Atlas Map encode, which shows the standard encode overlaid on a zoomed out map.

This is a very quick completion of the popular Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.

The authors abuse a glitch that lets them warp to any stage up to 6-8 (but requires a certain amount of coins to set up — read the comments for more details), thus making it possible to defeat Bowser in mere six minutes of gameplay.

This is a very quick completion of the popular Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.

The author abuses a glitch that lets him warp to any stage up to 6-8 (but requires a certain amount of coins to set up — read the comments of the previous movie for more details), thus making it possible to defeat Bowser in mere six minutes of gameplay.

This is an improvement of 168 frames over the previous movie.

This is a TAS of the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2., a.k.a. 'The Lost Levels', using a suboptimal punk called 'Luigi'. He jumps higher than Mario, but acts slower in many ways. However, the movie is in no way worse than the Mario version - some new creative solutions have been found.

This is a 189 frame improvement over the previous movie.