Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
TASBot is a Linux-powered robot that performs tool-assisted speedruns of videosgame. The project has been in development since 2013, led by TASBot creator and keeper dwangoAC. Babycastles community members Crezno & Krll conducted this conversational interview with dwangoAC & TASBot on April 9, 2020. Topics discussed range from the history of tool-assisted speedrunning to the nitty-gritty details of SNES architecture to Conlon Nancarrow & black MIDI to what would happen if you tried to tool-assist a car.
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discord.tasbot.net
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Originally uploaded May 16, 2020.
TASBot is a Linux-powered robot that performs tool-assisted speedruns of videosgame. The project has been in development since 2013, led by TASBot creator and keeper dwangoAC. Babycastles community members Crezno & Krll conducted this conversational interview with dwangoAC & TASBot on April 9, 2020. Topics discussed range from the history of tool-assisted speedrunning to the nitty-gritty details of SNES architecture to Conlon Nancarrow & black MIDI to what would happen if you tried to tool-assist a car.
twitter.com/MrTASBot
discord.tasbot.net
twitter.com/Babycastles
discord.gg/sEPRX5Z
Originally uploaded May 16, 2020.






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