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spockybiemmichab wrote:
SpiDeY wrote:
I wanted to make a split video with half V1 and half V8 to compare. It would be funny
That would be nice! Please do it :)
I got absolutely NO idea in how to do it.
FractalFusion or Dehacked (don't remember wich one) knows how to do it.
Bisqwit and nitsuja should know it too.
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pirate panic seemed slower for me but probably is just impression
I wanted to make a split video with half V1 and half V8 to compare. It would be funny
Keep it up
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Zurreco wrote:
Well... you all failed Omni. No one wins: we all lost. Let us all bow our heads in shame.
Also, I don't have to eat my hat. Sweet. Looks like I kinda win.
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Maur wrote:
Dance Dance Revolution and/or Guitar Hero.
You could TAS it, but have fun watching everyone else finish in exactly the same time. :P
(is there a version of ddr on a system with a rerecording emulator?)
LOL best one so far.. that's really pointless
there is a mod in stepmania (for PC) that hits everything perfectly, getting an AAA in the end.
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Yay he mentioned me \o/ (give a yay for me from your house too \o/)
I was able to watch with no desyncs this time, awesome run!
Usually fighting games are not entertaining, but this one kept me watching even with the extremelly annoying sound after each win :)
voting yes...
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Whoa.. this Red-Hot Ride was awesome! Rambi ownage hahaha
But in Squawks's Shaft your flying don't seem to be perfect (maybe it is a graphical bug, but with input display on I can see that it is not optimal)
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I've been hearing of this game since I had a SNES.
For a unknown reason, I had never played it.
Some days ago I got the ROM, and started playing. Simply addictive. But viewing this movie after finishing the game myself (6 hours game time/54% LOL) , with everything fresh in my head was a unique sensation. My face went to WTF not only every time you used a trick, but also every time you got an item. "Oh, there is an item there!!" I was saying to myself.
This was for sure one of the best TASes I've ever seen. A classic, a masterpiece.
Congrats JXQ :)
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Silent_Slayers wrote:
Will FODA make an avi of this when complete? or could i some how see how hes doing without getting mupen...?
And if WDW is next I can't wait to see the 100 coin star route for that one :P
of course, after the submission.
but if you are searching for AVIs..
search the topic, I think that there is an AVI in page 64
several AVIs were already posted
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OMG this is reeeaally good. On the beginning I was thinking that you couldn't do a solid run, but now it is simply awesome! Keep it up, if every world is like this you have 102% of chance of getting your run published!
but I agree with bkDJ
If the battle isn't frame perfect, why to not do it frame perfect after all optimized stages?
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upthorn wrote:
Also, since there's no Super Sonic, there's no need to collect all 6 emeralds as soon as possible. Some levels it may be more time consuming to collect rings than others.
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this game doesn't have Diddy, so it seems slower. no problem with that, but I often get the impression that this or that could be done faster.
Sami wrote:
Looking good but there are tiny tiny mistakes in some levels :)
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40 votes already
gosh.. that's simply PERFECT.
I think that's possibly the closest to perfection that we can get in this game (4 frames? pff that's nothing, and remember of the randomness).
Amazing job, well done!
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Ok
It is actually really simple to explain my nick, but I'll tell you the whole story.
In the time of the first Spider-Man game of PSX, I remember seeing him saying to himself: move, Spidey, move!
About the same time, I went to a LAN House that would let you pay for it after, but you needed to leave your nick there. The first thing that came to my head was that "move, spidey, move".
But then I thought: hell, Spidey must be a very comon nick. How to make it different? Then I put the nick between #, so it was like this: #Spidey#
In this time, the best P2P program (for MP3 downloads) was WinMX. It has a strange login system that automatically added a _### (being # a number) after your nick, to avoid similar nicks. However, knowing this, you could choose the last numbers. Being a teenager, the numbers couldn't be others: my nick was spidey_069. I still use this nick to make registration in some websites.
After that I started playing Medal of Honor for PC, always using #Spidey# as a nick. After a long time (more than a year), i wanted to put some capital letters on it. So, I changed it to #SpiDeY#. For a unknown reason, I didn't register here using the # in my nick. But forget it, I'll just leave it like this.
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