Tool-assisted speedrunning is a sub-category of speedrunning that uses emulation software to slow the game down and create a precisely controlled sequence of inputs. Speedrunning often involves following planned routes, which may incorporate sequence breaking and can exploit glitches that allow sections to be skipped or completed more quickly than intended. Speedrunning is the act of playing a video game, or section of a video game, with the goal of completing it as fast as possible.
For other uses, see Speedrun (disambiguation). In total the Virginia gamer has broken the record six times in two years, lowering the time from 4 min 57.627 sec which he set in October 2015 to this year's time of 4 min 56.528 sec.Īnd he has some advice for anyone wanting to take on the game."Speedrun" redirects here. The record could be improved at any time." In the meantime, there are a handful of other runners that match or surpass my skill in the game that will likely challenge the record very soon. I might try in a few weeks, or maybe early 2018, or sometime after that - it depends when it appeals to me again. "I'm sure I will, I don't know when though. World Record is now 4:56.528!!! I'm taking a break from the game for a bit again, but be sure to keep an eye on these streamers as any of them could challenge this record any day! - darbian October 21, 2017Īnd he's not ruling out another attempt in the future either. In January 2016 he said the fastest anyone could complete the run (minus tools assistance) was 4 min 57 sec: he's since gone under that time twice.ĭoes darbian think his latest record can be beaten? Well maybe judging by this tweet: Advertisements When I'm focused on the game I'll spend two-three hours playing it for a few days a week, usually three-six nights per week."ĭarbian has a history of beating records on the game which he says are impossible.
"After improving the record in October 2016 I didn't really play Super Mario Bros.
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