How is this speedrun possible? Super Mario Bros. World Record Explained
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Channel: Bismuth
Views: 7,380,163
Rating: 4.8128281 out of 5
Keywords: world record, WR, speedrun, speed run, super mario bros, SMB, SMB1, Mario, NES, speedrunning, Nintendo, record, fastest, explanation, breakdown, impossible, glitches, glitch, explained, explain, best, most, ever
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Length: 27min 0sec (1620 seconds)
Published: Fri Mar 02 2018
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This breakdown broke me down. Simply insane.
How did people figure all this stuff out? Is there one expert wo went through all the code? Or a collective? Or did machine learning solve this? Or dod people find these glitches by chance?
the audio joke at 1:25 was fuckin great.
I'm familiar with speed running but I don't participate or follow the community closely. Having played SMB a ton as a kid I can recognize some of the tomfoolery going on in this run but having the entire run pointed out bit by bit is really cool.
Awesome video and look forward to seeing more of them in the future.
"very hard to do perfectly" he says as Kosmicd reads chat while doing it.
I love this video! I am a huge fan of the much more technical breakdown of speed runs but I can only imagine the work that must go into it.
Speed running is incredible.
Summoning salt is a great channel that covers the history of a lot of popular speed running records. If you don't care about speed runs, that channel will make you care.
I binge-watched everything this guy had a weekend or two ago.I never would've guessed I would remotely care about this pastime.Edit: I'm a twit; ignore my comment;mistaken identity. This is still a lovely video.
Sometimes I feel like these speedrunners excuse too much time. If your strategy depends on waiting at the start screen, that should count towards your time.
Still, this is highly impressive. I couldn't pull it off. I'd hate to be the guy he beat by 4 frames - having your world record beaten by 1/15th of a second must be painful.