As for level11 bug, Warpless version could be made with Battletoads(J) version, where the bug is fixed (it's also fixed in (E) version, but PAL version is slower overall).
What I want to know is why Rare couldn't make a revision for the US version to fix the glitch on that console and region. The Japanese version is easier, and from what I've read (not that I think it hurts any) the logs in Volkmyre's Inferno were removed from the European version.
It seems to the majority of "no" votes are coming from people who aren't fans of fighting games and have never played this game specifically. For those that have, it's an awesome run. Easy yes vote.
Having watched both Street Fighter Alpha 2 and this run, and not being too familiar with the Alpha series, I'll restrain from voting.
Edit on Tuesday, July 05, 2011 22:56: Wow! Looks like I've been uncapped again after uploading 22 videos
That's cool. At least it's confirmation that you get it back. But how many videos did you have before getting the limit again and right after the limit was removed?
I closed my account, which apparently brought back the 15-minute-limit curse. Which also means I had no videos at that time. After uploading maybe 22 videos, Google presented me with that blue banner saying I can upload longer videos again. There were a very few videos I've uploaded on YouTube before that I still somehow carry on my external hard drive that I accidentally formatted. I forgot how many videos I had the first time I was uncapped.
^ Speaking of that, sorry to beg but I want to see more of Magical Adventure 3 finished. I think it deserves its spot here at TASVideos alongside the other two Magical Quest games.
one other thing, i dont understand how you stop and restart a record. i mean, i make a level. i stop. 3 days later i want to make the next one. how i can take my old job and continue it whithout loosing a frame? if you have a link for that?
ps: i'm using google translation for some word so sorry if it's bad ones, and say it to me.
You mean resume recording? Playback the movie with Read-Only unchecked, then load the savestate. Oh, and welcome to TASVideos!
I regret that submission I made in 2008. I also wasted an opportunity to have a published run on Speedruns.net, but at that time I've never taken into using Frame Advance.
Back in March 2004, when I was in 4th grade, I somehow found out about emulators. The first emulator I ever used was an embedded NES emulator. It had a black background, and I remembered playing Dragon Warrior and Super Mario Bros. 2. I could tell by playing the latter that the speed was pretty slow. If I recall correctly, the webpage of the emulator also mentioned something like "You'll have to search for an emulator you can download". One of the first ROMs I downloaded was Metroid. Since I didn't have an NES emulator at that time, I wondered how I was supposed to play it. Do I use command prompt? No. While I don't remember exactly how I found my first downloadable emulator, my second one was NESter. The first rom site I visited had mostly NES and SNES roms. As for the SNES, I used to prefer ZSNES as opposed to SNES9x. 2004 was also the first year I knew that bootleg games existed. With emulators, we got to revisit a few Genesis titles we used to have, including Streets of Rage 2, and Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers(Not to be off-topic, but why do people prefer the SNES version? That version is missing one speed setting, Expert Mode, Score Challenge, and bonus artwork when you beat the game without losing a round. I can understand the sound is better, especially in the SFC version.).
So yeah, getting to play console games on PC was pretty fun.
I think back in the earlier years of TASVideos, fighting game TAS's were better publication candidates. I may be wrong, but nowadays we realize more about how repetitive things can get.
Judging by the video marker (After he delivers the final blow to Eyedol), the input could have ended at 9:09.
I've seen the TAS from Dark Fulgore, will see if this is on par...
..and I got the same result as hegyak. Orchid killed Combo, who won only one round that match. After 11 cycles through the title and high score screens, Combo is selected again, ready to get revenged by Riptor, who finishes him off with an Ultra combo. And so the movie ends there.
No vote...
After using the correct version of the emulator, it's essentially the same movie, except he's using Combo. Come on, Spinal can turn into his opponent during his combos.
