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This is all dependent on the emulators but...
Space invaders Infinity Gene.
The thing is it takes a while to finish this and it would be pretty hard to make this entertaining.
WebNations/Sabih wrote:
+fsvgm777 never censoring anything.
Disables Comments and Ratings for the YouTube account.Something better for yourself and also others.
A high score of the iOS roguelike 868-HACK would be entertaining (maybe speed too, but that's a lot easier to optimize). Hoplite too.
A perfect play of TripleTown would be an entertaining watch. RNG manipulation ho!
There is a way to TAS android and java games??? Give me links on emulators, please!!! I'd like to TAS some games:
Android: Angry birds (and GO! too), fruit ninja, lego city, and WR score in flappy bird.
Java: Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 (i don't remember more games as I moved to android some years ago),
P.S: I have a great list for android, but I think if emulator is ready, it won't support more than one touch at the same time for now.
TASing is like making a film: only the best takes are shown in the final movie.
There is a way to TAS android and java games??? Give me links on emulators, please!!!
No, not yet. Like the PS2 wishlist, this is a list of games people are waiting to see TASed when deterministic rerecording for these platforms becomes available.
Dimon12321 wrote:
fruit ninja ... and WR score in flappy bird.
Neither of those games has an ending, so even if they were TASed, runs on them wouldn't be accepted on this site. If you have Windows 8/8.1 and want to play around with TASing Fruit Ninja, you can check out Fruit Ninja for Windows 8 and see if it works in Hourglass.
Neither of those games has an ending, so even if they were TASed, runs on them wouldn't be accepted on this site. If you have Windows 8/8.1 and want to play around with TASing Fruit Ninja, you can check out Fruit Ninja for Windows 8 and see if it works in Hourglass.[/quote]
Scorerun/playaround/inhuman skill TASes still have merit, even if they can't be published on tasvideos proper.
Neither of those games has an ending, so even if they were TASed, runs on them wouldn't be accepted on this site. If you have Windows 8/8.1 and want to play around with TASing Fruit Ninja, you can check out Fruit Ninja for Windows 8 and see if it works in Hourglass.
Scorerun/playaround/inhuman skill TASes still have merit, even if they can't be published on tasvideos proper.[/quote]
No, I know it won't be accepted! It's just for fun!
TASing is like making a film: only the best takes are shown in the final movie.
Android: Jack and Jill. It's an interesting puzzle/platformer where the protagonist can only change direction by hitting a wall, so there's an intended route through each level and a lot of ways to sequence break. There's a powerup that makes you move faster, normally only long enough to get through a segment that requires the powerup, but making a sequence break in one of those segments lets you keep the powerup and speed through more of the level.
Is there a way for me to download the GnarBike Flash.swf from that site? If I can do that, the game itself uses the keyboard and does not require the internet.
Is there a way for me to download the GnarBike Flash.swf from that site? If I can do that, the game itself uses the keyboard and does not require the internet.
Fog, thank you, How did you find that url? Also, I was able to download the .swf file but am now not sure how to play it locally. I dragged it into my browser and got a "fatal error: null" any suggestions?
Edit: Nevermind, I actually read the post you linked to and it recommends Gnash as a flash player. Thanks for the link.
Fog, thank you, How did you find that url? Also, I was able to download the .swf file but am now not sure how to play it locally. I dragged it into my browser and got a "fatal error: null" any suggestions?
Edit: Nevermind, I actually read the post you linked to and it recommends Gnash as a flash player. Thanks for the link.
I checked, and you go into Developer Console and look for the swf, that'll usually give you the link to download swf files
Fog, thank you, How did you find that url? Also, I was able to download the .swf file but am now not sure how to play it locally. I dragged it into my browser and got a "fatal error: null" any suggestions?
Edit: Nevermind, I actually read the post you linked to and it recommends Gnash as a flash player. Thanks for the link.
I always wanted to TAS one game on the Nokia N-Gage...
And thats Bounce Boing Voyage. I looks so damn fun to play and I don't have a Symbian phone anymore.
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Don't tap the white tile. - Android/iOS
A TAS of some of the modes here would seem interesting.
Perception is the greatest deception.
nitrogenesis: 04:43:04: but TAS is life
nitrogenesis: 04:43:23: TAS everyday
MKWii TAS Discord: https://discord.gg/z5bu44H
MKWii TAS Records: https://goo.gl/ZrGKgt
Currently Trying to TAS:
On Hold:
The Incredibles (GC)
The Incredibles: Rise Of The Underminer (GC)
Future:
(GC) Egg Mania: Eggstreme Madness
(Wii) The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of The Unicorn
Mario Kart Wii 32 Track GP
