Uploaded June 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Client :: youtube.com/channel/UCDMcJ9td-3gepMEgGx648Pg
Music :: Omar Varela - Tarango
Program(s) :: Blender
eh it's good
Client :: youtube.com/channel/UCDMcJ9td-3gepMEgGx648Pg
Music :: Omar Varela - Tarango
Program(s) :: Blender
eh it's good
![MEGA INTRO // ComputerHeadGFX [MINECRAFT, 2D, & 3D]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/P4Wqn9rRaW8/mqdefault.jpg "MEGA INTRO // ComputerHeadGFX [MINECRAFT, 2D, & 3D]
Client :: Me
Music :: Myosotis by M2U (feat. Guriri & Lucy)
Program(s) :: Blender and Cute Cut Pro
kinda disappointed, but hey it is what it is :)")
![CHGFX INTRO GIVEAWAY! [CLOSED]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Pl-gHHxNIrA/mqdefault.jpg "CHGFX INTRO GIVEAWAY! [CLOSED]
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Music :: The Lost Get Found by Britt Nicole (Neon Feathers Remix) [NightcoreReality Edit]")
![Family Guy intro - Any% Speedrun 12.09 [Xbox 360] [WR]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QJmFWFEc2rA/mqdefault.jpg "Family Guy intro - Any% Speedrun 12.09 [Xbox 360] [WR]
Glitches used: Lois Piano Skip, Quit Title Glitch, Stewie Skip
When I was fooling around with the Xbox 360 port of the Family Guy intro, I found out that the bugging out some of the title screens (like pausing, etc.) can really mess the game up. It took me a few hours to figure out what was needed to use this glitch as an exploit to shave off a good chunk of the intro. If you bring the quit menu and selecting no in an approximate 2-4 frames, the Xbox port has a bit of troubling catching up with the speed of commands its being run in and messing these up a few times can sometimes displace some of the characters (like Chris, Stewie, Meg, or Brian here, for example) outside of the map which inevitably softlocks the game. However if youre lucky like I was in this run, they will merely glitch out for a bit before the game can process that their little dance is over and instantly skip to the dance scene. A few more precise button inputs helped completely skip a large chunk of the dance scene and the run was over.")
