Undoubtedly the movie presents a style of play that is really difficult for an unassisted speedrunner
The description on the site makes it sound like a puzzle-platformer in the vein of the Kaizo Mario World hacks, or maybe the SMB1 hack Air. Is that an apt description?
In fact, I wonder how many votes were "Yes" solely due to the DDR GUI in the submission encode. :P
You aren't voting for moon tier, you are voting whether you are entertained or not (which the voting question clearly states). Your vote can affect placement in any non-vault tier (currently that is both moon and stars)
Noticing you're talking about Winx Club
Voting yes for vault. I liked the music and the game concept was pretty cool.
FieldMap OpenClose StatusView Address Flash (Front of the town)
Play the piano Right(Had stepped on a cat)
SetInventory Item LeatherShieldx20 Daggerx20 EyeDropsx2 Antidotex2 Space Potionx1
PartyNo2 Equipment Both hands LeatherShield(Knife Inventory 5Position)
Battle is KillerBee PartyNo1 Use Knife Enemy
PartyNo2 Equipment Change Alternating Dagger and LetherShield
By the way, Castlevania is misspelled in the title.
Also, for those who don't know, a work around was discovered that seems to prevent the game-ending glitch where animations and sounds loop forever and slow the game to a crawl. The solution was to set the affinity of the process "Eternal Daughter" while it's running to just one core.
I haven't played the game, but does the movie need to run to the credits, or can it end input at the last hit on the boss so there aren't a bunch of (presumably) empty frames at the end of the movie?
I already said, I don't care, switch the ending.