Super Mario 64 DS No. Star Speedrun is nuts

If you have already decided that you need to watch a play Super Mario 64 but want to spend the last day of the 2010 chained to your computer for hours an amazing is tool-assisted, "0 star" Speedrun the N64 game you through up to end up in five minutes and 5 seconds or 18274 frames (minus the intro and end is animations rush).

The Speedrun takes advantage of the game-breaking glitches and BLJ (backward long jump) tricks frames to save this pause technique:

"Normally press 15 times the A key per second because the game with 30 frames per second." If you had thirty continuous a frames would be pressed only A, not touch. However, if you pause while pressing the A' button, you are given the opportunity, release to the next frame to the A key.

You can follow to suppress, if it is not stopped by it, (let the equivalent of 30 times per second BLJ). This is useful, if you more speed, a long distance to travel. It is not as it seems so helpful as it takes a break BLJ to do three additional frames. "To save time, you need the extra speed to save at least 3 frames."

Impressive is also jump kick trick forward:

"While Mario to move forward (dive, long jump, etc. recovered), keep the A key, before landing and on the border land, press the B key analog-stick at ^ 54 or less (on the TAS input plugin), be a jump kick." The trick is that it maintains all of the same speed of before landing.

You can also use this when you move backwards (e.g. after a BLJ) to keep before you are the current animation, A and then press b. This causes that have a to do Mario jump kick and keep the same speed. "This is useful for long gaps Cross and long distances."

You can by their authors to TASVideos read a complete preparation of the Speedrun. Posted by Eric Caoili on December 31, 2009 10: 00 | Permalink

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