This is where I write my descriptions for upcoming submissions.

Walfie's Nonograms

Walfie's Nonograms is a homebrew GBC game by Walfie. This TAS clears all 150 of the game's puzzles. (how many of each size?)

Only the A button can be used to fill in squares. You can hold the A button to fill multiple squares without stopping.

The 5x5's can be cleared very quickly. However, the game will not save the puzzle as completed if the final time is 0 seconds, which is why I wait for the timer to hit 1 second for the first 10 puzzles.

Outlaw

Outlaw is an Atari 2600 game released in 1978. Two gunman challenge each other to a duel. The first to 10 hits wins. Unfortunately, you can't play against a CPU player, but you can shoot a moving target in a single-player mode. This TAS clears both single-player stages as fast as possible.

Ice Hockey

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Ice Hockey is an Atari2600 game written by x.

Game 3 is chosen for increased puck speed. An interesting quirk about this game is that the puck travels too fast for the CPUs at times, letting them occasionally score on their own goals.

When the puck drops, it automatically travels in four directions: diagonally up-left, up-right, down-left, and down-right. This is determined by RNG. If the puck moves up-right or down-left, the players at the centre can't reach it. This is why I waste a few frames when starting the game and before scoring. It's to manipulate those puck drops so I can get faster goals.

Game & Watch: Judge

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Judge is a game written by x.

Hitting your opponent with a hammer gives you 3 points. Evading an attack gives you 2 points. The game automatically ends after one player reaches 99 points. The numbers drawn and the length of each fight are random. The only way RNG can be manipulated is by either losing a fight or starting the game on different frames. Pausing the game or attacking/defending on different frames has no effect.