Super Metroid - Any% TAS - 00:12 (21:25) Cpadolf0 2012-02-17 | Tool Assisted SpeedrunThis is my most recent attempt at a glitched any% run of Super Metroid. This time I saved about 10 seconds over my old version through various small improvements, and a couple of big ones.Link to the submission: http://tasvideos.org/3465S.htmlLink to higher quality video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18KYBpPI3m8Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Takes damage to save time- Aims for fastest time- Uses death as a shortcut- Abuses programming errors in the game- Genre: Action/Adventure
Super Metroid - Any% TAS - 7:15 (00:02) Cpadolf0 2014-06-27 | This is a new any% TAS of Super Metroid, primarily devised by sniq and total who found out the method for getting OoB as well as for finding a way to reach a block that would allow arbitrary code execution. I provided the input for the beginning of the run and helped optimize the final parts but all credit undeniably goes to those two for finding all of this.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Executes arbitrary code
Super Metroid - Any% TAS - 12:54 (No Cutscenes) Cpadolf0 2014-05-04 | NOTE: This encode has edited out all door transitions, elevator rides and item collection fanfares. 12:54 is the time with all of these things all accounted for.Not long after the making of the glitch beam TAS total found another way of tricking the game into triggering the ending, by using X-ray beam while far enough out of bounds. Because of this, the record is pushed yet another 2 minutes lower.Big thanks goes to total for finding this method of triggering the ending, as well as the Super Metroid speedrunning community in general for working out the best spot to get out of bounds.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WelcomeToTASVideos.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- Takes Damage To Save Time- Manipulates Luck
Super Metroid - Any% TAS - 12:54 Cpadolf0 2014-05-04 | Not long after the making of the glitch beam TAS total found another way of tricking the game into triggering the ending, by using X-ray beam while far enough out of bounds. Because of this, the record is pushed yet another 2 minutes lower.Big thanks goes to total for finding this method of triggering the ending, as well as the Super Metroid speedrunning community in general for working out the best spot to get out of bounds.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WelcomeToTASVideos.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Manipulates Luck
Super Metroid - Any% TAS - 14:52 Cpadolf0 2014-03-20 | This is a any% TAS of Super Metroid using a new route that makes use of the so called GT code that lets get a bunch of items by holding all the face buttons when entering the door to GT, as well as have glitching with the use of the space time beam, which includes gaining control to enter and execute arbitrary code to the game and triggering the ending early. The run was made by me, but the arbitrary code execution was developed and executed by amaurea and total who are listed as co authors.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Manipulates Luck- Executes arbitrary code
Super Metroid - Space/Time Beam Abuse - TAS Cpadolf0 2014-03-05 | This is a quick, not particularly optimized TAS I created after being inspired by some of the recent Space/Time abuses that was showcased in the video below, big props to everyone involved in these discoveries:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2SZXuUFQQYThe run starts at Gold Torizo after using the GT-Code which grants you most of the games powerups and a significant amount of ammunition, and I used this run by Saturn as a starting point to make the run:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMuXUvnk6HgTool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html
Super Metroid - 100% TAS - 00:34 (01:08:22) Cpadolf0 2013-07-30 | This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid. It is a 100% run that finishes with a ingametime of 00:34, as compared to my previous run which finished with 00:36. The overall time for the run is a couple of seconds higher than the old run partly because this one aims primarily for ingame time whereas the last one was optimized for realtime, but also because a new, more accurate, emulator was used which causes a lot more lag.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Ingame Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- 100% Item Collection- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Manipulates Luck
Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow - Julius Mode TAS - 19:20 Cpadolf0 2012-07-18 | Tool Assisted SpeedrunTool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Takes damage to save time- Aims for fastest time- Genre: Action/Adventure
Metroid Zero Mission - Low% TAS - 23:48 Cpadolf0 2012-03-30 | Tool Assisted SpeedrunThis is my low% TAS of Metroid Zero Mission, I complete the game in 23:48 with an item collection rate of 9%.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Takes damage to save time- Aims for fastest time- Aims of lowest item collection- Genre: Action/Adventure
Vectorman 2 - Tool Assisted Speedrun In 8:35 Cpadolf0 2012-03-02 | This is a TAS of Vectorman 2 for the Sega Genesis. It beats the previous TAS record by about 25 seconds through overall greater optimization.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Plays at the Hardest Difficulty- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Manipulates Luck
Super ZeroMission Tool Assisted Speedrun 00:11 Cpadolf0 2011-07-18 | This is a TAS of the Super Metroid ROMhack Super ZeroMission, it was made as an improvement of Hoandjzj's earlier any% run, and is an improvement of about 4 minutes, or 2.5 minutes of ingame time, much due to the fact that I skip X-ray and Power Bombs, but also a lot of general improvements.The IPS patch for the hack can be found here:http://metroid-database.com/fanapps.phpTool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Takes damage to save time- Aims for fastest time- Abuses programming errors in the game- Genre: Action/Adventure
Vectorman - Tool Assisted Speedrun In 11:07 - Part 2/2 Cpadolf0 2010-05-10 | This is a TAS of Vectorman for the Sega Genesis that I have been working on for a while. It beats the previous TAS record by about 35 seconds, through a few new strategies, movement optimization and lag reduction.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Plays at the Hardest Difficulty- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Manipulates Luck
Vectorman - Tool Assisted Speedrun In 11:07 - Part 1/2 Cpadolf0 2010-05-10 | This is a TAS of Vectorman for the Sega Genesis that I have been working on for a while. It beats the previous TAS record by about 35 seconds, through a few new strategies, movement optimization and lag reduction.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Plays at the Hardest Difficulty- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Manipulates Luck
Genesis - Jurassic Park - Tool Assisted Speedrun In 2:31 Cpadolf0 2010-03-03 | This is my TAS of Jurassic Park for the Sega Genesis.I picked this game mostly because t was short. I haven't TASed in a while so I figured that I would try to get back in to it with a bit-sized project, and it went pretty well.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- Takes Damage To Save TIme
Metroid Zero Mission 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun In 42:07 - Part 7/7 Cpadolf0 2009-11-02 | This is my Tool Assisted Speedrun for Metroid Zero Mission on the Game Boy Advance. I collect all the items in the game and get a final time on the ingame clock of 42:07, although the real time is about one hour.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- 100% Item Collection- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Manipulates Luck
Metroid Zero Mission 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun In 42:07 - Part 6/7 Cpadolf0 2009-11-02 | This is my Tool Assisted Speedrun for Metroid Zero Mission on the Game Boy Advance. I collect all the items in the game and get a final time on the ingame clock of 42:07, although the real time is about one hour. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Aims for Fastest Time - Abuses Programming Errors In The Game - 100% Item Collection - Takes Damage To Save TIme - Manipulates Luck
Metroid Zero Mission 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun In 42:07 - Part 5/7 Cpadolf0 2009-11-02 | NOTE: The quality of this part is lower than that of the previous parts. This is because I had problems uploading the video, and had to compress it. This is my Tool Assisted Speedrun for Metroid Zero Mission on the Game Boy Advance. I collect all the items in the game and get a final time on the ingame clock of 42:07, although the real time is about one hour. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Aims for Fastest Time - Abuses Programming Errors In The Game - 100% Item Collection - Takes Damage To Save TIme - Manipulates Luck
Metroid Zero Mission 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun In 42:07 - Part 4/7 Cpadolf0 2009-11-02 | This is my Tool Assisted Speedrun for Metroid Zero Mission on the Game Boy Advance. I collect all the items in the game and get a final time on the ingame clock of 42:07, although the real time is about one hour.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- 100% Item Collection- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Manipulates Luck
Metroid Zero Mission 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun In 42:07 - Part 3/7 Cpadolf0 2009-11-02 | This is my Tool Assisted Speedrun for Metroid Zero Mission on the Game Boy Advance. I collect all the items in the game and get a final time on the ingame clock of 42:07, although the real time is about one hour.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- 100% Item Collection- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Manipulates Luck
Metroid Zero Mission 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun In 42:07 - Part 2/7 Cpadolf0 2009-11-02 | This is my Tool Assisted Speedrun for Metroid Zero Mission on the Game Boy Advance. I collect all the items in the game and get a final time on the ingame clock of 42:07, although the real time is about one hour.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- 100% Item Collection- Takes Damage To Save TIme- Manipulates Luck
Metroid Zero Mission 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun In 42:07 - Part 1/7 Cpadolf0 2009-11-02 | This is my Tool Assisted Speedrun for Metroid Zero Mission on the Game Boy Advance. I collect all the items in the game and get a final time on the ingame clock of 42:07, although the real time is about one hour. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Aims for Fastest Time - Abuses Programming Errors In The Game - 100% Item Collection - Takes Damage To Save TIme - Manipulates Luck
SNES - Pugsleys Scavenger Hunt Tool Assisted Speedrun (2/2) Cpadolf0 2009-09-07 | This is a TAS I recently made of a crappy SNES game about that kid from The Adams Family. Not really much to say about it...Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- Played on Hardest Difficulty
SNES - Pugsleys Scavenger Hunt Tool Assisted Speedrun (1/2) Cpadolf0 2009-09-07 | This is a TAS I recently made of a crappy SNES game about that kid from The Adams Family. Not really much to say about it...Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Abuses Programming Errors In The Game- Played on Hardest Difficulty
NDS - Contra 4 TAS in 22:31:42 by Cpadolf & zggzdydp - Part 3/3 Cpadolf0 2009-07-18 | This is a newly made TAS of Contra 4 for the Nintendo DS, it was made by me and zggzdydp in a conjoint effort. The video is a little weird since the white space between the two screens is missing, and particularly in the vertical stages things get a little displaced, but there was nothing I could do about it.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Uses Death as a Shortcut- Played on Hardest Difficulty
NDS - Contra 4 TAS in 22:31:42 by Cpadolf & zggzdydp - Part 2/3 Cpadolf0 2009-07-18 | This is a newly made TAS of Contra 4 for the Nintendo DS, it was made by me and zggzdydp in a conjoint effort. The video is a little weird since the white space between the two screens is missing, and particularly in the vertical stages things get a little displaced, but there was nothing I could do about it.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Uses Death as a Shortcut- Played on Hardest Difficulty
NDS - Contra 4 TAS in 22:31:42 by Cpadolf & zggzdydp - Part 1/3 Cpadolf0 2009-07-18 | This is a newly made TAS of Contra 4 for the Nintendo DS, it was made by me and zggzdydp in a conjoint effort. The video is a little weird since the white space between the two screens is missing, and particularly in the vertical stages things get a little displaced, but there was nothing I could do about it.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Uses Death as a Shortcut- Played on Hardest Difficulty
SNES - Contra 3 : Alien Wars TAS In 03:20 Cpadolf0 2009-06-05 | This is an improvement of 3 seconds over my previously uploaded Contra 3 run, this comes mostly from more precise movement in the overhead stages and better weapon usage on the bosses.The glitch used is that if you die with 0 extra life left, and manage to gain an extra life after dying (here achieved by using bombs to gain points after death) you instantly finish the level. This works for all levels except for the overhead ones, luckily they are also the shortest (so short in fact, that it might even had taken more time to gather up enough points for another 2 extra lives than it would save to use in those levels, even if it did work).Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Aims for Fastest Time- Uses Death as a Shortcut- Abuses Programming Errors- Manipulates Luck- Played on Hardest Difficulty -Spins Around And Shit
Super Metroid - Any% TAS Improved - 00:12 (2 of 2) Cpadolf0 2009-04-06 | Tool Assisted SpeedrunNote: Skip the X-raying segment at the start of the run, it is multiple minutes long.This is an improvement by about 25 seconds to the old Glitched TAS I have on my channel. This run uses extreme glitches to skip most of the game, the final time is still 00:12 at the end of the game though, and the amount of collected items is 6%.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Takes damage to save time- Aims for fastest time- Uses death as a shortcut- Abuses programming errors in the game- Genre: Action/Adventure
Super Metroid - Any% TAS Improved - 00:12 (1 of 2) Cpadolf0 2009-04-06 | Tool Assisted SpeedrunThis is an improvement by about 25 seconds to the old Glitched TAS I have on my channel. This run uses extreme glitches to skip most of the game, the final time is still 00:12 at the end of the game though, and the amount of collected items is 6%.Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.read more:http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html- Takes damage to save time- Aims for fastest time- Uses death as a shortcut- Abuses programming errors in the game- Genre: Action/Adventure
SNES - Zero The Kamikaze Squirrel TAS Cpadolf0 2009-02-08 | This is a TAS I recently made of the relatively unknown Snes game Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel, it's pretty entertaining due to the high speed pace of the game, even though the game itself is pretty bad. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Aims for Fastest Time - Manipulates Luck - Abuses Programming Errors in the Game
Aria of Sorrow - Julius Mode In 4:45 (TAS) Cpadolf0 2008-12-09 | Tool Assisted Speedrun. This is a new run I made of the Julius mode in Castlevania Aria of Sorrow, it beats the previously fastest movie by 7.7 seconds. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Aims for Fastest Time - Takes Damage to Save Time - Manipulates Luck
SNES - Sparkster Tool Assisted Speedrun In 18:16 (2 of 2) Cpadolf0 2008-11-29 | This is a TAS of the Super Nintendo game Sparkster, it beats the previous record by about 80 seconds. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Aims for Fastest Time - Takes Damage to Save Time - Manipulates Luck - Played on Hardest Difficulty
SNES - Sparkster Tool Assisted Speedrun In 18:16 (1 of 2) Cpadolf0 2008-11-29 | This is a TAS of the Super Nintendo game Sparkster, it beats the previous record by about 80 seconds. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Aims for Fastest Time - Takes Damage to Save Time - Manipulates Luck - Played on Hardest Difficulty
SNES - Contra 3 : Alien Wars Tool Assisted Speedrun In 03:23 Cpadolf0 2008-10-27 | Tool Assisted Speedrun This is a glitched up run of Contra for the Super Nintendo (note that I myself didn't discover the glitch), it is completed in less than 3 and a half minute. The glitch works so that if you die with 0 extra lives left and during the fadeout manage to get a extra life, you complete the level instantly! The glitch can't be preformed in stage 2 and 5 which are completed fully (thankfully the two shortest stages in the game). You gain an extra life when you reach a certain amount of points so the method used to gain a extra life while being dead is to use a bomb. Why does the glitch work? This is only a guess but I think that the level complete fadeout and game over fadeout probably are the same function, and during it the game just checks if you have any extra lives left to decide which one to go to. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Aims for Fastest Time - Uses Death as a Shortcut - Abuses Programming Errors - Manipulates Luck - Played on Hardest Difficulty
Super Metroid Hangtime (Hack) Tool Assisted Speedrun In 00:02 Cpadolf0 2008-10-12 | Tool Assisted Speedrun This is a run I recently made out of Acherons hack Hangtime, which is heavily Grapple Beam centered. The making of the run was greatly helped by the newly discovered morph/depmorph gilitch while grapple jumping (discovered by Japanese player gstick). Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Abuses programming errors in the game - Is a hack run - Genre: Action/Adventure
SNES - Bubsy Speedrun (TAS) 1/2 Cpadolf0 2008-10-11 | Tool Assisted Speedrun I new TAS I made of a relatively unkonw (I think) game, the full name is Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind. Not as entertaining as the other stuff I have so far uploaded here but it's decent at least. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Aims for fastest time - Genre: Platformer
SNES - Bubsy Speedrun (TAS) 2/2 Cpadolf0 2008-10-11 | Tool Assisted Speedrun I new TAS I made of a relatively unkonw (I think) game, the full name is Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind. Not as entertaining as the other stuff I have so far uploaded here but it's decent at least. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Aims for fastest time - Genre: Platformer
SNES - Super Mario Lost Levels Tool Assisted Speedrun 2/4 Cpadolf0 2008-10-11 | This is a TAS of Super Mario Lost Levels that I did some months ago but didn't upload because it wasn't that entertaining. But now I thought it couldn't hurt to upload it at least, even if it is not too entertaining. It aims to complete every level in the game, including the secret 9th world, and the extra difficulty A-D worlds. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Platformer
SNES - Super Mario Lost Levels Tool Assisted Speedrun 1/4 Cpadolf0 2008-10-11 | Tool Assisted Speedrun This is a TAS of Super Mario Lost Levels that I did some months ago but didn't upload because it wasn't that entertaining. But now I thought it couldn't hurt to upload it at least, even if it is not too entertaining. It aims to complete every level in the game, including the secret 9th world, and the extra difficulty A-D worlds. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Platformer
SNES - Super Mario Lost Levels Tool Assisted Speedrun 3/4 Cpadolf0 2008-10-11 | Tool Assisted Speedrun This is a TAS of Super Mario Lost Levels that I did some months ago but didn't upload because it wasn't that entertaining. But now I thought it couldn't hurt to upload it at least, even if it is not too entertaining. It aims to complete every level in the game, including the secret 9th world, and the extra difficulty A-D worlds. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Platformer
SNES - Super Mario Lost Levels Tool Assisted Speedrun 4/4 Cpadolf0 2008-10-11 | Tool Assisted Speedrun This is a TAS of Super Mario Lost Levels that I did some months ago but didn't upload because it wasn't that entertaining. But now I thought it couldn't hurt to upload it at least, even if it is not too entertaining. It aims to complete every level in the game, including the secret 9th world, and the extra difficulty A-D worlds. Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Platformer
Super Metroid 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun 00:36 (5 of 8) Cpadolf0 2008-09-07 | This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. http://ia311219.us.archive.org/3/items/SuperMetroid_TAS_36_Cpadolf/100pTAS.htm Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in the making of this run, JXQ for making a very good run for me to improve upon and Saturn for making a good youtube encode to make this run justice.
Super Metroid 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun 00:36 (3 of 8) Cpadolf0 2008-09-07 | This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. http://ia311219.us.archive.org/3/items/SuperMetroid_TAS_36_Cpadolf/100pTAS.htm Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in the making of this run, JXQ for making a very good run for me to improve upon and Saturn for making a good youtube encode to make this run justice.
Super Metroid 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun 00:36 (4 of 8) Cpadolf0 2008-09-07 | This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. http://ia311219.us.archive.org/3/items/SuperMetroid_TAS_36_Cpadolf/100pTAS.htm Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in the making of this run, JXQ for making a very good run for me to improve upon and Saturn for making a good youtube encode to make this run justice.
Super Metroid 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun 00:36 (1 of 8) Cpadolf0 2008-09-07 | This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. http://ia311219.us.archive.org/3/items/SuperMetroid_TAS_36_Cpadolf/100pTAS.htm Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in the making of this run, JXQ for making a very good run for me to improve upon and Saturn for making a good youtube encode to make this run justice.
Super Metroid 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun 00:36 (6 of 8) Cpadolf0 2008-09-07 | This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. http://ia311219.us.archive.org/3/items/SuperMetroid_TAS_36_Cpadolf/100pTAS.htm Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in the making of this run, JXQ for making a very good run for me to improve upon and Saturn for making a good youtube encode to make this run justice.
Super Metroid 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun 00:36 (2 of 8) Cpadolf0 2008-09-07 | This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. http://ia311219.us.archive.org/3/items/SuperMetroid_TAS_36_Cpadolf/100pTAS.htm Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in the making of this run, JXQ for making a very good run for me to improve upon and Saturn for making a good youtube encode to make this run justice.
Super Metroid 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun 00:36 (7 of 8) Cpadolf0 2008-09-07 | This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. http://ia311219.us.archive.org/3/items/SuperMetroid_TAS_36_Cpadolf/100pTAS.htm Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in the making of this run, JXQ for making a very good run for me to improve upon and Saturn for making a good youtube encode to make this run justice.
Super Metroid 100% Tool Assisted Speedrun 00:36 (8 of 8) Cpadolf0 2008-09-07 | This is my latest TAS of Super Metroid, and it improves the last 100% TAS by about 2 minutes and 30 seconds of realtime, or about 1 minute and 50 seconds ingame. It uses a slightly altered route devised by hero of the day, which involves running through parts of norfair without a suit, and putting of wavebeam until after Ridley. The new route saved over 10 seconds. Other major improvements are the torizo skip which saves around 21 seconds, and the glitched mother brain battle wihch saves around 15 seconds. All the rest of the time is saved by using better room strategies, having a higher general level of optimization, and optimizing door transitions for realtime. NOTE: Optimizing doors for realtime might often look weird and slow, jumps and such before and through doors are made to reduce the time it takes from entering a door until you get into the next room. For those interested below is a detailed explanation on all the improvements made over the last run, you should preferably read this before asking questions. http://ia311219.us.archive.org/3/items/SuperMetroid_TAS_36_Cpadolf/100pTAS.htm Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible. read more: http://tasvideos.org/WhyAndHow.html - Takes damage to save time - Aims for fastest time - Aims for 100% completition - Abuses programming errors in the game - Genre: Action/Adventure Special thanks goes to hero of the day for being a great help in the making of this run, JXQ for making a very good run for me to improve upon and Saturn for making a good youtube encode to make this run justice.
Super Metroid Playaround - Grappleboosting Cpadolf0 2008-07-12 | This is a toolassisted superplay by me, showcasing some very weird and quick monements by Samus abusing grapplebeam damageboosts and bluesuit. No cheats where used in the making and it is theoretically possible to reproduce on a real console. The screwed up item bar graphics is due to the use of another bug used before the making of the video.
