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Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Rikku in 15:35 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is a tool-assisted speedrun which takes advantage of slowdowns and rerecording. Everyone should know this game but have you ever seen someone playing like this? Probably not...

A few runs down the highway to show the acceleration of a Turbo's Lexus GS300.

Here are speedruns of two levels in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion. I report the speedrun times in timer ticks because my computer slows down some areas when I play while recording. At full speed, one timer tick is equal to 0.5 seconds. To get the actual time if the game ran at full speed, divide the number of timer ticks by 2. World 1 Fortress (Fortress of Traps) Time: 335 timer ticks (600 to 265, from level start to flagpole) Notes: The Bowser Castle area and the first Gothic castle area require perfect timing to pass while running full speed. In the auto-scrolling section, I saved a Buzzy Beetle to kill those pesky Thwomps off. World 3-3 (Fort Bubbleman) Time: 182 timer ticks (1200 to 1018, from level start to Bubbleman's death) Notes: The Robot Frogs now die with one hit by any Shell-type attack (Koopas and Hermits). The Robot Frogs are also safe to stand on now. I had to power up fully because some areas need firepower to pass and give me a greater chance to survive. Grabbing the Starman just before it bounces off the wall will give you just enough invincibility time to take out the giant robot fish by touching its weak spot. Bubbleman goes down quickly when you point-blank him with rapid-fire fireballs. The World 3 map has a new theme: A medley remix of the Megaman 2 and Megaman 3 title themes.

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Speed runs of all 10 Bounty Hunter missions. Hope you all enjoy! Also, I did'nt die once! :)

Out in the boonies we open the cars up for some top speed attempts. http://www.socal-exotics.com .

http://www.FullTiltLife.com and Kings of the Street give some graphic illustrations of how going south for the winter can really make things go south. What does it look like when a bird hits a windshield at 180 mph? We'll show you.

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Entra1l in 11:08 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is an emulator played speedrun which takes advantage of slowdowns and rerecording. The most classic game for the SNES played on fast speed. Quick runs of huge games always makes me wonder if the programmers wanted their game to be completed that fast.

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Rising Tempest & Inzult in 48:15 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is an emulator-played speedrun which takes advantage of rerecording and savestates. The second part of the legendary Zelda series. Rising Tempest & Inzult shows us unbelievable gameplay and awesome planning. Everything just looks perfect. Highly recommended. They improved their former run by 45 seconds. To see the full movie visit us on http://www.speedruns.net

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Marijo Sedlic in 23:11 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is a tool-assisted speedrun which takes advantage of slowdowns and rerecording. This speedrun has been played on Nightmare mode. Awesome run and no need to say more about this. If you wonder why graphics are that good then you need to know this was playedback on glBoom which improves the insane big pixels a lot. To see the full movie visit us on http://www.speedruns.net

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Yonatan in 18:38 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is a tool-assisted speedrun which takes advantage of slowdowns and rerecording. This speedrun has been played on Ultra Violence mode. These are all episodes of Doom including the fourth of Ultimate Doom. If you wonder why graphics are that good then you need to know this was playedback on glBoom which improves the insane big pixels a lot. To see the whole movie visit us on http://www.speedruns.net

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Slash Star Dash in 45:39 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is our first emulator played speedrun for the Nintendo 64 and the first Castlevania in 3D. This game is really hard. Slash shows nice planning and nice controlling and some great bugs. Very entertaining even because most people have never seen the end of this game I think. To watch the whole movie visit us on http://www.speedruns.net

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Slash Star Dash in 54:25 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is an emulator-played speedrun which takes advantage of rerecording and savestates. The chosen character is Cornell. This is Castlevania playing with a guy who got no whip. To see the whole video visit out site and download with highspeed. http://www.speedruns.net

Here you can see how fast Mike has played The Dig. Have fun watching it. If you want more, visit my Website: www.adventure-speedruns.com

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Exilant in 7:45 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. To finish this game it is necessary to beat the levels twice. Else you can not fight the final boss. Because of ... Alle » entertaining reasons this run is just for the first time beating the levels. So the final boss is not appearing. The time is for the first runthrough.

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Dave_dfwm in 18:40 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is an emulator played speedruns made with slowdowns and rerecording.

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Dark Fulgore in 32:14 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is a tool-assisted speedrun which used slowdowns and rerecording.

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Dark Fulgore in 10:20 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is an emulator played speedrun which takes advantage of slowdowns and rerecording. Ultimate Mortal Kombat III was a bit like an extension to Mortal Kombat III and the latest Mortal Kombat for SNES. This game contains lots of characters and tons of combos and moves as Dark Fulgore demonstrates in this movie.

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by YtterbiJum in 19:47 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is a tool-assisted speedrun. Nintendo demonstrated the power of their system on an impressive way with this game though it looks weak nowadays. Very nice and entertaining run.

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Dark Fulgore in 8:58 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is an emulator-played speedrun which takes advantage of rerecording and savestates. Killer Instinct was Nintendos answer to the Mortal Kombat series. Not that much violence but pure combos made this game popular. Dark Fulgore shows us some really impressive combos and very nice gameplay.

Here you can see how fast I have played Maniac Mansion. Have fun watching it. If you want more, visit my Website: www.adventure-speedruns.com

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Dark Fulgore in 10:08 and encoded and published by SpeedRuns.net. This is a tool-assisted speedrun. Watch how it looks like when a real tool-assisted speedrun master is getting mad in the probably most violant fighting game. Impressive combos and no enemy got any chance to hit him only once.

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Dave_dfwm in 138:0 and encoded and published by SpeedRuns.net. This is a tool-assisted speedrun. Pretty good Role-playing game played as fast as possible. Take a look and see how easy such games can look like and try it yourself afterwards.

Tool-Assisted http://www.speedruns.net Played by Xyphys in 7:58 and encoded and presented by SpeedRuns.net. This is an emulator played speedrun which takes advantage of slowdowns and rerecording. This was the first time Mortal Kombat entered the third dimension. This is played on hardest difficulty called "ultimate". The ingame restart was necessary to make two stage fatalities possible.