Used Snes9xw-improvement7 (WIP1 Timing, Fake Mute desync workaround, Sync samples with sound CPU)
  • Aims for fastest time
  • Uses no passwords
  • Takes damage to save time
  • Manipulates luck
  • Abuses programming errors in the game
39 seconds and 44 frames faster than the previously submitted movie. The routes used are mostly the same (except Level 11), but have been much more aggressively optimised.
LV TIME LV TIME
01 0:26 11 1:09
02 1:19 12 0:55
03 1:36 13 2:57
04 1:05 14 1:50
05 1:41 15 2:28
06 1:18 16 1:33
07 1:32 17 0:54
08 1:44 18 3:12
09 1:06 19 3:20
10 1:41 20 0:04

Bisqwit: Queuing for processing. Ps: This movie doesn't need the fakemute setting -- it plays correctly without it, too.

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This topic is for the purpose of discussing #817: SprintGod's SNES Prince Of Persia in 34:01.65
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This movie is faster than my movie at all the levels.When I reviewed my movie,I found some parts that can be saved time.However, this movie is great beyond my expectation!
Because I am not so good at English,I use machine translator and English-Japanese dictionary.
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Yes from me. This is much more interesting than the other versions of this game, and easily different enough to be published no matter what Truncated might say. =P -Josh
but then you take my 75 perchance chance of winning, if we was to go one-on-one, and then add 66 and two-thirds ch...percents...i got a 141 and two-thirds chance of winning at sacrifice
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omg i missed on this one, i gotta watch it.... but not today i gotta sleep (i'll edit later, in 24hs with my vote)
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Oh yeah, I voted on this before but forgot to comment. 1.) This is definitely the best version of this game. 2.) You beat it very quickly. 3.) You knock several guards into spiky pits. Those are my reasons for voting yes. (I'm surprised so few people have watched this still.)
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This is... amazing... just amazing! This game is awesome! I never thought this game would be so different from the Amiga version. It was full of surprises at every level, and you made a whole lot of incredible tricks that seemed imposible. Not only you managed to get a lot of "WOW!"s from my friends, you even managed to get applauses!!! Thank you for making this TAS, SprintGod. I wouldn't have enjoyed the movie so much otherwise. Great work! What are the rest of you waiting? Go and watch this run immediatly!!
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Gah, I completely missed this.
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Yea this is a nice movie, i liked the new optimizations, make it look so perfect.
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I liked this. A nice movie on a different variation of the classic game. It was smooth, the game actually *looks* very hard, a thing not many games achieve. Out of curiosity, what's the deal with the mirror? Anyway, yes.
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Sorry for being offtopic, but the link to the SNES9x WIP in this thread doesn't seem to work... are there mirrors? With the latest SNES9x from ipher's site I'm getting desyncs at the end of the first level.
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You can get a snes9x at my page (look at the signature)
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Thanks FODA. :)
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How do I play .smv files on my computer????????????????
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I'd also vote for yes. ZoSo729: Download Snes9xw-improvement7 mentioned above and start it. Load the jap. Prince of Persia ROM (don't ask here where to get it though). Then load the movie via "Menu-File-Movie Play...-Browse" and hit OK.
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Wow, can't believe how much better the japanese version is compared to the others. I used to play this game a lot on the PC and can barely stress enough how much has been added. Great run also, I think I've only seen one dubious scene in level 18 or 19 (sorry, forgot to note the frame), where the Prince turns twice on the same platform although he doesn't seem to have to (no wait for a gate to open required). Definite YES vote, good work.
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The country has nothing to do with it, just the system. The Japanese version is used simply because you can skip the logos at the start. As for that bit, you have to get in and out without triggering either of the two switches, otherwise you're forced into a long detour.
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thanks for clearing that up! and so quick, too :P seems like a even more yes-worthy movie then
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Post subject: Movie published
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This movie has been published. The posts before this message apply to the submission, and posts after this message apply to the published movie. ---- [429] SNES Prince of Persia by SprintGod in 34:01.65
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Doesn't this game abuses programming errors? What happens then with most of the monsters at the end of the game, which die as soon as they appear?
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Right, I was kinda going to ask "what programming errors does this movie abuse". You answered it. :) How does it manipulate luck?
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Getting Jaffar (last boss) to teleport repeatedly. It wastes time if he attacks from the opposite side of the screen.
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Snes9x (improvement7) crashes whenever i try to load this movie. Has anyone else had this issue? Is there a way around it or should I just grab the avi?
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Maybe it's just me, but the AVI torrent won't load into Azureus. It seems like it's a problem with Azureus, but I thought I'd check first to see if anyone else was experiencing this problem.
Disclaimer: The above post was not intended to make sense.
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Would anyone be interested in a 100% run of this game? I'd define 100% as 1) all life extensions collected. 2) the float and at least one screen inverse potion collected. Collecting the second one to fix your screen again is optional. :) 3) Genocide of Jaffar's guards. :) Yes this means the ost direct route will fail the objective. Surely you TASers can figure out how to slay them all and still beat the game. :) If any are left alive, explain why they must be allowed to survive to complete the game. A TAS that kills them will obsolete, even with a faster time. 4) potion of warp not used. 5) the skeleton that blocks the path to the level 3 exit counts as a guard, and must be defeated by knocking it into the crusher. Any other skip you can work out is fair game, so long as all guards in the level are slain that don't keep the level from being winnable. Yes, this means you must slay both guards in level 1, for example. If you can figure out how to do so without a sword, more power to you. ;)
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What additional entertainment brings 100% over this route?
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