Uploaded July 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This skips lowering the first staircase in Koopa Bros. Fortress, and also the fight that was required in order to make the switch appear. What you do is fall off the top stair, immediately press up and into the stair to get OoB, and then switch to holding down to respawn down below. It's rather easy.
It works because the collision for the railing at the bottom of the stairs extends only to the 2nd-highest stair. You can jump off the stairs at any time though -- the collision for the railing is 1-sided. By landing on it so close to the stairs, it pushes me into them instead of away from them.
This video youtube.com/watch?v=f8vJNXPZd9A from Bonecrusher shows how to get upstairs, skipping the Koopa fights in the basement. This only saves time in a log skip route because the stairs will be triggered down as soon as you enter the next room. You get upstairs by being under the ground behind the doors on the upper floor. It's faster to get behind the door on the other side of the room from the one shown in that video.
This skips lowering the first staircase in Koopa Bros. Fortress, and also the fight that was required in order to make the switch appear. What you do is fall off the top stair, immediately press up and into the stair to get OoB, and then switch to holding down to respawn down below. It's rather easy.
It works because the collision for the railing at the bottom of the stairs extends only to the 2nd-highest stair. You can jump off the stairs at any time though -- the collision for the railing is 1-sided. By landing on it so close to the stairs, it pushes me into them instead of away from them.
This video youtube.com/watch?v=f8vJNXPZd9A from Bonecrusher shows how to get upstairs, skipping the Koopa fights in the basement. This only saves time in a log skip route because the stairs will be triggered down as soon as you enter the next room. You get upstairs by being under the ground behind the doors on the upper floor. It's faster to get behind the door on the other side of the room from the one shown in that video.







![Addams Family Values (SNES) in 57:25
EDIT - Faster run here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1bCPbeUyAQ
Now this run is actually pretty good. Especially Dungeons 3 and 5, which were both best splits by a decent chunk. I also saved a few seconds with a really good Morgue. Dungeon 1 was a tad below average, and Greenhouse was good but not great. The glitch took a bit longer than normal due to it taking me a while to find the pixel-perfect position to use the Slime, but overall this run was pretty good.
My computer struggled a bit more than usual while capturing this run, so sorry about those lag spikes.
Hey if you just want to see a crazy glitch it starts at 55:40.
Heres a run I did for SNES Superstars 2016 where Josh and I made an attempt at commentary. I think it was pretty well-received, but unfortunately the route is outdated now, and so it doesnt contain a full explanation of the crazy glitch that ends the run. At one point in it I said that I believed arbitrary code execution was possible and, suffice to say, [spoilers] I was right. https://www.twitch.tv/videos/66089261 Addams Family Values (SNES) in 57:25](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YupIT800hG0/mqdefault.jpg)


