Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The design in most of these levels is impressive. The way they usually guide you in specific directions, while still offering multiple paths gives you a degree of freedom without drastically impacting the overall flow. I'm hoping I'll be able to design levels closer to these some day.
This was the last Ninji Speedrun I recorded before I went ahead with the RMA. You can hear one of the problems of the device when the video ends and there's a sort of "pop" in the audio due to the DC offset. The other (bigger) problem was more related to streaming, where the device would drop tons of frames constantly.
As the RMA process took so long, I only have those 30-second Switch clips of the next three runs, so the next upload will be the 11th run, "Big Shoes Gustin' in the Desert".
After sending the device in late May, the replacement took until late August to arrive due to it being out of stock. So far, the replacement hasn't been doing much better, with its stutters and encoding issues. AVerMedia hasn't left a very good impression on me.
Oops, looks like I turned this description into another rant about the sole reason why these videos are even possible.
The design in most of these levels is impressive. The way they usually guide you in specific directions, while still offering multiple paths gives you a degree of freedom without drastically impacting the overall flow. I'm hoping I'll be able to design levels closer to these some day.
This was the last Ninji Speedrun I recorded before I went ahead with the RMA. You can hear one of the problems of the device when the video ends and there's a sort of "pop" in the audio due to the DC offset. The other (bigger) problem was more related to streaming, where the device would drop tons of frames constantly.
As the RMA process took so long, I only have those 30-second Switch clips of the next three runs, so the next upload will be the 11th run, "Big Shoes Gustin' in the Desert".
After sending the device in late May, the replacement took until late August to arrive due to it being out of stock. So far, the replacement hasn't been doing much better, with its stutters and encoding issues. AVerMedia hasn't left a very good impression on me.
Oops, looks like I turned this description into another rant about the sole reason why these videos are even possible.
![Mighty Final Fight [Guy, Haggar, Cody] Playthroughs (Archive*)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fOXEt0xjbis/mqdefault.jpg "Mighty Final Fight [Guy, Haggar, Cody] Playthroughs (Archive*)
*NOTE: This is an unedited archive of a live no-commentary playthrough originally streamed on Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/bippoernesti), which means there may be deaths, restarts or intermissions/interruptions.
Three individual character playthroughs. Emulated because I didnt feel like hooking up my NES to my Dazzle and fiddling with that.
Stream Date: 2018-06-24
0:00:00 Guy playthrough
0:35:34 Haggar playthrough
0:59:46 Cody playthrough")
![Super Mario Galaxy - 120 Star Playthrough [Mario] (Archive*)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gzhGbPEEfas/mqdefault.jpg "Super Mario Galaxy - 120 Star Playthrough [Mario] (Archive*)
*NOTE: This is an unedited archive of a live no-commentary playthrough originally streamed on Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/bippoernesti), which means there may be deaths, restarts or intermissions/interruptions.
Mario 120 Stars: Youre here.
Luigi 120 Stars: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xa_LnHEBNmI
This is the first stream of a two-parter stream split between two days, the first [Mario] was 120 Stars as Mario ending with the storybook, and the second [Luigi] being 120 Stars with Luigi, ending with Grand Finale Galaxy.
Funnily enough I had genuine consideration for doing the entire other half right after this, but in the end I decided to just do the 120 Stars. I wasnt 100% sure if Id feel up for replaying the game for what would be the fourth time this week, but I did.
Stream Date: 2026-02-27")
