For Heavens sake, what does it matter how many continues the player uses? This is not a run about how many deaths he concedes, it's about how fast he can complete the game. Isn't that what a TAS is all about?
There's a game I've been looking for lately, one that I played a lot when I was younger. I think the game came out a little after the first Diablo game, and was a game very similar to Diablo (the same kind of overview, and similar interface), but it was sci-fi oriented, with firearms instead of medieval weapons. You would walk around, shooting aliens, picking up better weapons, and going further into the game. Does this say anything to anyone?
I remember playing a 2D platforming game where you played as a warrior with a battleaxe, going around navigating these mazes and killing demons and so on. I remember there was a button that you could hold down to have him continuously swing his axe in front of him, but usually you'd throw it and (I think?) it would explode. You could also drop gems on the floor...can't remember what they did, but IIRC they took 1 health for each one you dropped. Anyone know what I'm talking about? It would have been a computer game, but I don't remember what OS.
Voting no on this. I don't know why you decided to run only a single track from this game. I don't recall a single track from a game ever being accepted, and this is the exact reason why.