This is a strange platformer where the main character, Michael Jackson, has an obsession with doing weird movements and occasionally dances together with the enemies before beating them to oblivion.

EZGames69 and Bloopiero improve the previous TAS by 23.64 seconds, thanks to newly discovered tricks and better optimisation. For more details, please read the authors' comments.

If you were looking for a run from the arcade version of this game, click here.

Virtual Boy Wario Land was a platformer released for the Virtual Boy system in 1995. The main objective of the game is to traverse the 14 levels and find a hidden key in order to open up the next level. There are treasures hidden along the way; this TAS collects none of them and thus achieves the "bad ending".

This is an improvement of 1 minute and 12 seconds to the previous movie, thanks to collecting fewer coins, optimization improvements and new techniques which can be found in the authors' comments.

See also the 100% run which collects all treasures to get the best ending.

Donald Land is a 1988 platform video game produced by Data East in association with the McDonald's Corporation for the Family Computer.

This game was featured in Dream Team Contest 7. This movie is a collaborative effort by the participants of the contest as well as the host, Memory.

Legend of Hero Tonma is a platforming game released by Irem to arcades in 1989, later ported to the PC Engine in 1991. The player controls a hero named Tommy on his quest to rescue a princess. Tommy can cast upgradeable fireballs to dispatch enemies, and jump on their heads to temporarily stun them.

CoolHandMike, EZGames69 and Bloopiero collaborate to improve on the previous PCE movie by 00:13.640, thanks to some new optimization tricks and better boss fights.

Legend of Hero Tonma is a platforming game released by Irem to arcades in 1989, later ported to the PC Engine in 1991. The player controls a hero named Tommy on his quest to rescue a princess. Tommy can cast upgradeable fireballs to dispatch enemies, and jump on their heads to temporarily stun them.

CoolHandMike, Bloopiero, and EZGames69 collaborate on this TAS of the Arcade version of the game.

You can check out the TAS of the slightly different PCE port here.

Virtual Boy Wario Land was a platformer released for the Virtual Boy system in 1995. The main objective of the game is to traverse the 14 levels and find a hidden key in order to open up the next level. There are treasures hidden along the way; this TAS collects them all and therefore achieves the best ending.

EZGames69, Bloopiero and Cyorter improve the previous movie by 1 minute and 29.67 seconds, thanks to better optimisation. Please read the authors' comments for more details.

We also have a run that forgoes hunting for treasure and simply gets to the end as fast as possible.

Hammerin' Harry, also known as Daiku no Gen-san (大工の源さん, Carpenter Gen), is a platforming game that was developed by Irem for the arcades. It was later ported over to the NES with some features removed and was released only in Japan and Europe. You play as Harry (or Genzo Tamura" in the Japanese version), a carpenter by trade who finds himself harassed by a rival carpenter company, who destroys his house and kidnaps his friends. He's now out to take revenge with nothing but a huge mallet and smash the rival company's business down until there's nothing left while also rescuing his friends.

Bloopiero improves on their previous movie by almost 3 seconds thanks to some enemy manipulation, lag reduction, and other strategies.

Mountain King is a platforming game that was developed for multiple game consoles and computer systems, including the Atari 2600, ColecoVision, and Commodore 64. You play as a spelunking explorer, and your main objective to find the Golden Crown in the depths of an ancient mine and bring it to the top of the mountain. Bats and a giant spider lurk in these depths, so don't die or the game is over.

In this run, Bloopiero and Walgrey play the Atari 2600 version and clip right through the floor and into the temple that contains the crown without having to collect the required to 1000 points to get inside and become the Mountain King in record time.

Warning: The end screen contains rapidly flashing lights that may not be suitable for those with photosensitivity issues.

Super Donkey Kong 2 is a pirated Famicom port of the SNES game Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest published by NT in 1997.

The controls, graphics, and audio are similar to the SNES game, but downgraded to suit the NES hardware. The player can only control Diddy Kong alone, and due to the lack of Dixie Kong, a single hit from an enemy will result in death, much like in Super Donkey Kong '99. Several things from DKC2 are present in the game, including banana coins, crates, the K-O-N-G letters and the goal target at the end of the level which is also accompanied by Diddy's victory dance. Notably, there are only three levels in this game.

Watch this run being played back on a real console.

Go! Go! Kokopolo is a puzzle-platformer game developed and published by Tanukii Studios Limited for the Nintendo DSi in 2011. It is the first game of the "chase-em-up" genre according to developers, and various arcade games such as Pac-Man, Flicky, Door Door and ChuChu Rocket! have been cited as an inspiration for the gameplay mechanics. In this game, Kokopolo has to attack and lure the enemies in the level into the Snap Snap plant on the stage.

Bloopiero opts to get the "Peaceful Ending" by not attacking enemies for five minutes.