Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
For quite some time, there's been this idea that because Star Fox SNES and Star Fox 64 are on-rails, that the speedrun is either bland, or that it doesn't ~really~ exist. Today I wanted to talk about how people go about speedrunning these games, talk about just what goes into speedrunning them and how it can be more than just holding the boost button.
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Social Media
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Follow me on Twitter ► twitter.com/MHFsilver
Check me out on TwitchTV ► twitch.tv/mhfsilver
Join the Discord ►: discord.gg/5Pmjbqx
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Links
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Nintendo World Report video on the SNES Classic ►youtube.com/watch?v=em20n75blYo
30cents' tutorial ►youtube.com/watch?v=HGY8gFx9ExI
Star Fox series page ►speedrun.com/star_fox
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Credits
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Artwork | Savage ►twitter.com/INFAMOUSAVAGES
Artwork | Mura ►twitter.com/LovMura
For quite some time, there's been this idea that because Star Fox SNES and Star Fox 64 are on-rails, that the speedrun is either bland, or that it doesn't ~really~ exist. Today I wanted to talk about how people go about speedrunning these games, talk about just what goes into speedrunning them and how it can be more than just holding the boost button.
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Social Media
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Follow me on Twitter ► twitter.com/MHFsilver
Check me out on TwitchTV ► twitch.tv/mhfsilver
Join the Discord ►: discord.gg/5Pmjbqx
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Links
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Nintendo World Report video on the SNES Classic ►youtube.com/watch?v=em20n75blYo
30cents' tutorial ►youtube.com/watch?v=HGY8gFx9ExI
Star Fox series page ►speedrun.com/star_fox
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Credits
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Artwork | Savage ►twitter.com/INFAMOUSAVAGES
Artwork | Mura ►twitter.com/LovMura










