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Published on 8/12/2021
Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles is an action role playing game developed by The Game Designers Studio and published by Square Enix in 2003 for the Nintendo GameCube. This was the first Final Fantasy game to include real-time fighting, which has since become a staple of Final Fantasy games.
You control a caravan and its members, and travel in a hostile world with dungeons and monsters. You collect drops of Myrrh to protect your village, and go on a quest to find and destroy the source of the miasma that corrupts the world.
Wobmiar further improves on their previous movie's record by by opting not to craft the Master's weapon early on and instead go for the Valiant Weapon, which saves some item farming time and allows the first trip to Marr's Pass to be completely skipped.

Note that this movie was done on a newer version of Dolphin (than the previous run) that has longer and more accurate load times. As a result, this movie's time appears to be slower than the previous run, but is actually faster when load times are discounted.

Published on 12/1/2022
FEZ is a 2012 indie puzzle platformer video game developed by Polytron Corporation. The player plays as Gomez who lives in a peaceful 2D world until one day he receives a red fez, which gives him the ability to change perspectives, where suddenly the world isn't as 2D as it appears to be.
With the ability to change the 2D perspective of the world, and with several hidden secrets and codes to discover, Gomez has to find all the missing cubes that broke off the hexahedron, before the world collapses in on itself.
Wobmiar reaches the main ending in record time.
Game:
FEZ

Genres:
Platformer
Puzzle
Video Downloads:
Compatibility MP4
Emulator Replay:
libTAS 1.4.4


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