User Files from DJ_Incendration

I get that it's a slightly longer file due to different loading times, but at least the audio is closer to what the FDS would output. While it may not be 100%, it's really close.

Some parts aren't quite as entertaining as they could be, but this is a good start. I made this TAS on the NES version and converted it for this one.

Made for Dos in 1997. This WIP shoots two of the clay birds as fast as possible.

Saves a bit of time on Bull 2.

https://youtu.be/RwvUx_cfJlw A 47 Bald Bull 1 and a 1:03 Bald Bull 2 (49 and 1:04 in my previous run of 11:00.55) brought the in-game time under 11 minutes, to a 10:58.02!

I decided to do a glitchless TAS after finding another user file here. 8-4 can still be improved (particularly in the second room), but I have no idea how that's done.

Not exactly sure how optimized this is, but it beats this submission by 3:45 or so.

encode I made this TAS to see if I could get the 5.57, and yes, I just got it! I am completely blind, so I had to take a screenshot and open it in Chrome to check the final times for each attempt.

Saved some time on Sandman, redone on the USA Punch-Out rom.

small improvements in a lot of places, and a bigger improvement on Macho. May submit soon, once I have an encode ready. Patched from the PRG1 Rom of MTPO (USA).

I'm posting this here because I won't have a laptop for a few days. This is a new update with Steel in the route.

Well, not very long, but I wanted to show a possible improvement to Kurikinton's TAS, and the only way I can really do that is through the boss rush. To get to the boss rush without having beaten the game, just press B at the start. By typing end when you find The Guy, you can actually skip the fight entirely, saving a few minutes over the current TAS.

For Pokemon Yellow, this script will tell you what trainer ID you get. It's the same thing as the Red script, but the memory address is different.

This script will tell you the current frame, followed by your TIDs, and output them to a txt file. I set it to test.txt because I wasn't sure if it would work sometimes. I also made a script for Yellow version.

I have no idea what just happened, but I got to the character select screen faster than if I got a game-over. I'm wondering if this could be used for a faster game end glitch? Anyway, here's a video of what happened: https://youtu.be/DzSZsQMqQng Please note: the blank count is probably slightly inaccurate. The movie didn't originally have a blank count, so I recorded a wav file and estimated when the movie ended.

This is a TAS of Final Fantasy Origins for the PS1. I travel to a square away from Elfheim so you can hear the most ship music. For this route, I will need to do 15 puzzle twice.

Up to the bridge. Found a couple time saves at the beginning.

Improves this glitchless TAS (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5197KA9EqU). I don't know exactly how much, but it's about a second. I don't know how I'd do the glitch in the actual submission (I'm blind), so I just made this.

Found a 1.23-second improvement on Rick 1 and a 0.23 improvement on SW7 Destroyer 1.

improves Rick 1 and SW7 1. Realtime is unchanged.

This is an improvement of several frames to the submission of this hack. This is as fast as it can go.

This is just a test run. I will come back to this at some point and make a submittable version. Contender Bald Bull was the worst part, as one of my stars was delayed by way more than 22 frames. I can't tell how many frames pass on Dolphin. When I press frame advance once, it sounds exactly the same when I throw my star, and 22 times sounds like less than in a video on YouTUbe of Bald Bull's regular TAS strat. I had to compress the dtm because it was too big to upload here uncompressed (7 MB). Edit: This run has a fatal desync at the end of TD Kaiser. I'll come back to this at some point, but for now, enjoy the TAS up to TD Glass Joe.

a TAS of the strats used before McHazard made his TAS

I just need to make sure the time on Sparring is 36.32, and that I need to wait this long to skip the cutscene.

I remade this TAS for entertainment, and I think this may be the most entertaining 4:54.032 TAS out there.