Maximum score on any pinball game sounds like a really bad idea just because it would result in going to the quickest renewable source of points and gaming it forever.
Easy enough to solve; you put "fastest time" as a secondary goal.
On the other hand, you could argue that collecting all the rings in the stages would constitute 100%, and you could definitely complete all the bonus stages (and multiball stages) in that.
I've idly toyed with doing a "maximum score" run, collecting all the rings and doing all the bonus tables, but I'm really not that good at TASing. How difficult is Sonic Spinball to figure out?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xei7OU7GOsY
Even more crazy shenanigans!
I think it's brilliant that after so many years something as wacky as this can still be found in the game :)
The so-called "beautiful moments" are what make fighting game TASes worth watching. This got boring in a big hurry, because you did the same thing to every opponent. Voting No.
That was a great run. Loved the enemy massacre, and the new routes were really cool. Only disappointment is that each new run seems to get further and further from averaging 100,000 points per world, but that's just me being mildly OCD.
Yes vote.
One thing I forgot to mention when I voted...I was disappointed at the lack of representation of some levels. You completely skipped Jolly Roger Bay, and took only two or three stars from a number of other levels. I understand you probably took the 70 fastest stars, but I'd've been happier with "4 stars from each level and then 10 secret stars." Of course, that's just my opinion.
Excellent run. Easy Yes vote.
I was kinda paranoid toward the end that you were going to HSWK up the Endless Stairs and get the Bowser in the Sky star for the 70th. If you'd done that, I'd've turned the emulator off and voted No instantly.
This movie does everything the published run does in almost the same order, it just does a lot more later on with some extras interspersed along the way.
While I wouldn't call it a 100% run, I think there's more entertainment here than there was in the currently published movie, so my Yes vote will include the proposition that this movie obsolete that one.