I got a few GBA TAS nominations: [4636] GBA Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance "Juste, Boss Rush, Hard" by Tarion in 05:01.34 Juste going ham on all these bosses in no time is a fun flurry of numbers until the bosses explode. [4780] GBA Dark Arena by tapioca in 04:55.48 I always commend GBA developers that risk trying to make 3D games on the system. This one is a pretty neat looking FPS in the vein of Doom, including the whole "going out of bounds" thing to finish levels even faster. [4815] GBA Bruce Lee: Return of the Legend by M1D in 20:36.13 This is a well crafted movie of a neat platformer. It's kind of like watching a Bruce Lee movie but supercut to just the action parts.
I know that this is not a perfect factor to judge (longer movies have cutscenes bloating the time etc.), but so isn't the total number of published movies. That said what we can agree upon is that all these people here had a fantastic year of TASing and I would like to nominate all of them.
Amazing run! Now for the Secret Missions...
Shame about having to play Rostov 1. Good thing it's short though! I love this game. Yes vote for vault. I hope to see a max medals route in the future, which would hopefully show off a bit more gameplay. Was the Port Hedland route tested? Or did you just take my word for it? Also, I recognize that graphic! :O
How about this?
- A video game is visual. It displays its content on some kind of a video screen.
- A video game is interactive. It requires repeated user input to progress.
- A video game poses a virtual task. It requires the player to accomplish some in-game job.
- A video game suggests options. Which set of in-game options you choose defines optimality and transformative nature of your play.
- A video game is finite. It has an indication of game completion, or a hard end you can't play past, or a point when the in-game task is no longer fundamentally different.