Uploaded April 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
This is a tool-assisted speedrun of The Lucky Dime Caper starring Donald Duck for the Sega Master System. It is aiming for the quickest completion time, and does not take damage (even to save time).
Firstly, this is my first ever attempt at a tool-assisted speedrun. I've been amazed by some other TAS videos on YouTube and wanted to get involved myself. With this in mind, please understand that I know this isn't a perfect run. There are some parts of the game I knew I could do better on, but at the moment I just don't have the time to record whole sections again. The main thing is, I've lost my TAS virginity!
Secondly, please don't send me messages asking how to do a TAS. I'm only a beginner myself, and there is plenty of material on both YouTube and tasvideos.org on how to get started. There's no shortcut to learning, you have to put in the work and do plenty of reading.
Finally, constructive criticism is always welcome (there's a lot that could be improved on this run) but being a douche or attempting to troll on the comments section is a waste of time because I'll just delete your comment.
This is a tool-assisted speedrun of The Lucky Dime Caper starring Donald Duck for the Sega Master System. It is aiming for the quickest completion time, and does not take damage (even to save time).
Firstly, this is my first ever attempt at a tool-assisted speedrun. I've been amazed by some other TAS videos on YouTube and wanted to get involved myself. With this in mind, please understand that I know this isn't a perfect run. There are some parts of the game I knew I could do better on, but at the moment I just don't have the time to record whole sections again. The main thing is, I've lost my TAS virginity!
Secondly, please don't send me messages asking how to do a TAS. I'm only a beginner myself, and there is plenty of material on both YouTube and tasvideos.org on how to get started. There's no shortcut to learning, you have to put in the work and do plenty of reading.
Finally, constructive criticism is always welcome (there's a lot that could be improved on this run) but being a douche or attempting to troll on the comments section is a waste of time because I'll just delete your comment.
