User Files from Αsumeh

Here is an improved TAS of Super Mario Bros. that doesn’t actually complete the game, but instead performs 10 walljumps as quickly as possible.

In this category, players must catch the wall and jump off of it 10 times in total. Most of the time, players would be able to perform those walljumps in World 1-1’s underground bonus room. They would also perform one of the easiest walljumps first at the first pipe.

I perform those walljumps in World 1-1’s first pipe rather than the first pit, and oddly enough, it seems to be a more suitable place to perform as many walljumps as a TASer would like in record time instead of the latter. The reason why is that even though I can perform a walljump by pressing A and holding it for five frames, the pipe is actually closer to the start position than the pit, meaning the walljumps are executed faster than usual.

Because of that, this run is 3.88 seconds faster than my other TAS submitted in the userfiles.

Ret's Escape Puzzle World is a Super Mario Bros. 1 ROM Hack created by Excel in 2004. The levels were designed to puzzle and frustrate players, sometimes by gruesome level design, and other times, tricky puzzles.

There is also a secret fourth world after you manage to complete the hack, along with a hidden warp pipe in World 4-4 leading to a mysterious level that tests your Big Mario skills.

This TAS created by me solves the levels quickly and beats Chatterbox’s (티어) TAS by 27.45 seconds due to great optimization.

The only downside to that TAS is that it loses 21 frames in World 1-1 due to a slower clip through the wall.

This is a work-in-progress TAS for the NES version of Family Feud.

I am planning to beat this TAS while in the making of my own, but I have currently stopped at the second fast money round, on the third question ("Name an expensive hobby").

I would appreciate some help from you. Please let me know in the comments on if you'd like to collaborate with me and/or what I can do myself in the movie.

Mutya is an extremely difficult Super Mario Bros. 1 created by Yuu in 2003. While this isn't too popular for being challenging, it has four levels that require the use of glitches, tricks, and such to conquer the hack.

This TAS is 2.9 seconds faster than Chatterbox (티어)'s TAS.

Thanks to w7n for retrieving the hack, and here's to me for providing you the link to its IPS patch. :)

Down Mario is a Super Mario Bros. 1 ROM Hack created by Beta in 2004. This hack was designed to show off the ability for Mario to warp through vertically (from bottom to top) with two sample levels designed especially for that.

This TAS runs, or in fact, falls through both levels with ease (first on the normal game, then on the hard game) and beats this TAS by Chatterbox (티어) by almost a second.

After two months and over 7,000 re-records, finally, the TAS for one of the hardest Super Mario Bros. 1 hacks ever has been finished, and I'm pleased to be publishing this to the userfiles of TASVideos! (Even though it's not much of a big deal here, I'm still pleased I finished this TAS.)

Super Hageo Bros. is an unbelievably hard Super Mario Bros. 1 ROM hack created by REI in 2001. This hack is one of the hardest ever, actually; in fact, savestates, slow-downs, and such emulator tools are strongly recommended to actually beat it.

My TAS takes no sweat against the hack and beats it to pieces. This is also about a minute and a half faster than Mars608's attempt.

Currently obsoleted by Lev Kznc's run.

Angry Marionao is a Super Mario Bros. 1 ROM Hack. The levels were modified to be harder and the characters' sprites were redesigned to be angrier than usual.

My run takes advantage of the warp to World 8 and beats the hack in record time.

Super Riff Bros. 3 is a Super Mario Bros. 3 hack created by Freakin HA, inspired by Kaizo hacks such as Kaizo Mario Bros. 3, Kamikaze Bros. 3, the Kaizo Mario World trilogy, etc.

This TAS races through the hack in less than 20 minutes in time to save Peach, only to find that she's a whiz at 1970s music.

Superfast Mario Bros. 3 is a Super Mario Bros. 3 hack that includes speed hacks, letting Mario zip through the game in record time. Other speedy changes were made alongside that as well. The hack was actually created in 2008, after the first and second of its series. However, it wasn't until July 28, 2009 when a run of this hack was finally created.

This is a 0.38-second improvement to my old movie created almost eight years after the original run by Acmlm1 has been uploaded (to which I've also improved by 3 seconds). This was mostly due to a new strategy of killing Bowser quicker by getting on the right side of Bowser instead of the left. Because of that, this TAS is about 5.6 times faster than the current movie of the original game.

Here's where you can get the IPS patch.

And, one more thing: It's not possible to perform a warpless version of the game due to a number of issues being discovered by YouTuber Chris Akridge.

This TAS beats the game as Big Mario instead of Small Mario thanks to a ROM hack created by AP. Because of that, entertainment was changed, but optimization hasn't.

This was originally going to be a 21-frame improvement over HappyLee's run due to a faster clip in World 1-2, but I lost that time back from bad Bullet Bill manipulation in World 8-2. Hopefully, that issue will be resolved when I (or any professional SMB1 TAS'ers) get to the run.

This run also syncs with the separate Extra Version (download here), which allows Big Mario's full body to be displayed on pre-level screens and changes the mushrooms into hearts. If you'd like, however, you can download the original patch here.