Uploaded February 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I've discovered this new technique a week ago and finally decided to show it to you.
I've discovered a controlable slide with superslide speed, that only requieres a source of damage to set off and not even a grabable item. I combine this new trick with a little play around. I hope it entertains at least a bit.
The downside is, that you loose a bit speed whenever you turn a bit. I haven't discovered any way to get around this yet, so this is no real 100% Hyper Endless Superslide yet. But it is still very useful as it can be done with any source of damage, so it allows you to "superslide" at places where you are actually not supposed to superslide and it also saves bombs ;)
How to:
- Roll into a source of damage like you would do when you want to mega flip
- Hold forward at the end of the roll
- Let go of R and Z at the same frame and press Z 3 frames afterwards and keep repeating this process over and over again
This trick is a TAS only, not because of hard timing or something, but because it forces you to press Z so precisely, that it is just not possible for a console player ;)
I've discovered this new technique a week ago and finally decided to show it to you.
I've discovered a controlable slide with superslide speed, that only requieres a source of damage to set off and not even a grabable item. I combine this new trick with a little play around. I hope it entertains at least a bit.
The downside is, that you loose a bit speed whenever you turn a bit. I haven't discovered any way to get around this yet, so this is no real 100% Hyper Endless Superslide yet. But it is still very useful as it can be done with any source of damage, so it allows you to "superslide" at places where you are actually not supposed to superslide and it also saves bombs ;)
How to:
- Roll into a source of damage like you would do when you want to mega flip
- Hold forward at the end of the roll
- Let go of R and Z at the same frame and press Z 3 frames afterwards and keep repeating this process over and over again
This trick is a TAS only, not because of hard timing or something, but because it forces you to press Z so precisely, that it is just not possible for a console player ;)
