I think i've watched about 70% of the TAS's on this site... It's become one of the first sites I check daily for updates.
I'm going to start posting more.
Great :)
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vfTQ0Z908g
Gilgamesh theme with idiots singing together? >_>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVkyyA7wYhM
Appears to be removed due to TOS violation.
> http://hamlet.jp/anime/niku/niku2.swf
It appears like the "he" syllable is not properly recorded to match the others. (But on the whole, this synthesizer is quite impressive.)
But it's nice, that song. I forget which game it is from.
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=su4JB3MYYTQ
Cannot help it, but be amused at the tone in which she has been recorded.
What was the word that she sung for the Zelda secret discovered sound effect? The video has a 4 minute keyframe interval; cannot seek it easily...
Mine - "6 glitches on Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 1 by symbolic X"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aWxA427ooc
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It's used in the mini-game at the beginning of Ridge Racer, but I don't know if it's originally from there. Probably not.
The songs are both from New Rally X. They're also remixed in the forms of the Rare Hero song throughout the Ridge Racer series.
<--- resident Ridge Racer whore.
Yeah, according to comments in the cardboard box where I found it it's from Tales of Phantasia and also New Rally X...
The video that was remove for ToS violation (why?) was Miku singing FF6's final boss theme "Dancing Mad" using the word "banana". It was really really well done.
someone is out there who will like you. take off your mask so they can find you faster.
I support the new Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun.
I never understood this one. They used a patched version of smb1 where everything kills you, and they show a million ways to die. Is that supposed to be entertaining or something? Feels more like frustrating.
A TAS of that patched version might be cool to watch, though.
I never understood this one. They used a patched version of smb1 where everything kills you, and they show a million ways to die. Is that supposed to be entertaining or something? Feels more like frustrating.
A TAS of that patched version might be cool to watch, though.
i lean towards agreeing... but would it be entertaining had you not watched this video? or would it just be a stupid looking sped up mario game with an insane timer?
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I very much agree with this post.
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Forget party hats, Christmas tree hats all the way man.
I never understood this one. They used a patched version of smb1 where everything kills you, and they show a million ways to die. Is that supposed to be entertaining or something? Feels more like frustrating.
I imagine it was frustrating for sistermind, but (for me, anyway) the draw of the videos isn't just the game, it's the wacky editing sistermind did. The first 40 seconds of Part 10 are hilarious. (
A TAS of that patched version might be cool to watch, though.
He did one about a week ago. It's probably not much different from the TAS published here except that the timer (which counts frames) is too short for him to complete 8-1 without dying.
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He did one about a week ago. It's probably not much different from the TAS published here except that the timer (which counts frames) is too short for him to complete 8-1 without dying.
8-4 had that, too.
You know the game you're playing is twisted when it requires your character to die (in the normal gameplay sense) multiple times in order to win the game.
The video that was remove for ToS violation (why?) was Miku singing FF6's final boss theme "Dancing Mad" using the word "banana". It was really really well done.
South Park Movie song medley. It's an actual scene in the movie, not edited together by someone else. It's the only musical I actually like.
NSFW, swearing.
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