Sidney600SR | SMSR - Bowser's Rainbow Rumble - 3x A Presses @sidney600sr | Uploaded April 2017 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
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In this video we beat bowser's rainbow rumble using only 3 a presses!
The A presses are as follows:
#1: To jump from the brown moving bar and further up the tower
#2: To jump to the top of the tower
#3: To jump from the last pole and get to bowser
.m64 stats:
Length: 2 minutes and 36 seconds
Frames: 9360 (4650 input)
Re-records: 610
Time to make: ~30 minutes
THIS VIDEO IS OUTDATED - SEE A BETTER VERSION OF THIS VIDEO HERE: youtu.be/1axXJfuIISg
In this video we beat bowser's rainbow rumble using only 3 a presses!
The A presses are as follows:
#1: To jump from the brown moving bar and further up the tower
#2: To jump to the top of the tower
#3: To jump from the last pole and get to bowser
.m64 stats:
Length: 2 minutes and 36 seconds
Frames: 9360 (4650 input)
Re-records: 610
Time to make: ~30 minutes
![Celeste - Celeste - 7A Golden Strawberry!! [195/202]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/b9YqHcQq67k/hqdefault.jpg "Celeste - Celeste - 7A Golden Strawberry!! [195/202]
This one only brought me relief, its a surprisingly painful golden strawberry, because the chapter itself is actually so easy, but its sooo long, meaning there is such a high probability of impatience. I didnt actually need that many attempts once I started focusing on not getting impatient, but the nerves man, they started showing up about 10 minutes in, with like 4 minutes to go. Im just glad this one is over so I never have to touch summit again (for goldens anyways).
This one is probably not worse than 7B, but it requires a completely different type of nerve control, which is why I rate this one as more difficult than 7B.")
![Celeste - 7B Golden Strawberry!!! [193/202]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bro_VTC8R98/hqdefault.jpg "Celeste - 7B Golden Strawberry!!! [193/202]
One day I felt like playing through 7B again, and I was surprised at how easy 0m, 500m, 1000m and 2000m and 2500m felt at the time. I then thought: Hey, wait a second, I think I could actually get this. But 13 hours of attempts, was way more than I had expected lol. But I got it!!
Its funny actually, I had been stuck on 192 berries for ages, and I thought for sure this one would be the 201th, but hey, I guess sometimes you have to jump the gun.")
![SMSR - Break Through the Floor - 0x A Presses [RAW] {*BROKEN AUDIO*}](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dPYUkB8NjXg/hqdefault.jpg "SMSR - Break Through the Floor - 0x A Presses [RAW] {*BROKEN AUDIO*}
SMSR - Break Through the Floor - 0x A Presses [RAW] {*BROKEN AUDIO*}")
![SMSR - Door Knocking - 1x A Presses [OUTDATED]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jXuJhUXVBl8/hqdefault.jpg "SMSR - Door Knocking - 1x A Presses [OUTDATED]
THIS VIDEO IS OUTDATED - SEE A BETTER VERSION OF THIS VIDEO HERE:
https://youtu.be/VUwsIjARoKM
I Collect the star Door Knocking using 1 A Press. This is possible because we clone the star from below and never need to go back up to grab the star!
Thanks a lot to Pannenkoek2012 for finding a setup that works for the star cloning. I was having a lot of trouble with VS values in order to clone the star in the end, but Pannenkoek2012 figured out that if you collect a coin with the right timing after Mario has grabbed the last secret, you can create particles that will induce the correct VS needed for Mario to be holding the star.
http://youtube.com/user/pannenkoek2012
The A presss purpose is as follows:
To jump from the bush to the top of the toy castle in order to get to a secret.
.m64 stats:
Length: 1 minute 46 seconds
Frames: 6350 (3150 input)
Re-records: 1167
Time to make: ~ 5 hours")
![Celeste - 8A Golden Strawberry! [194/202]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jpu4OrY7aYw/hqdefault.jpg "Celeste - 8A Golden Strawberry! [194/202]
Compared to 7B golden, this is quite the cakewalk in comparison. No chokes this time! The main level I really am not looking forward to is 8B, cause that one actually seems like actual heck to get, but not going for that now, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6A, 6B, 7A still remain (and farewell of course).")
