3, 2019ĭespite being a new record, the run was recorded in what some would describe as a more vintage approach to gameplay capture. tavenwebb2002’s chat reacts to history being made on Aug. Any mistake or bad luck means the player has to restart their attempt. Numerous points of the run require timing to the 1/60th of a second and positioning smaller than a pixel. © 2023 NYP Holdings, Inc.As one might expect of a world record run of a game this popular, tavenwebb2002 played better than anyone else in the world for nearly five minutes of frame-perfect execution. “I have reached my potential in this category - I’m done! My quest is over,” Darbian writes below in the description for the video on his YouTube channel. In other words, there are things that can be done in a TAS that can’t be done by a human player, and yet the TAS run is still only marginally faster than Darbian’s: Kotaku dug up the “ tool-assisted speedrun” (TAS) video for Super Mario Bros., in which players can go through and adjust the input frame by frame in order to achieve a perfect run. Every jump, every enemy killed, every pipe warp - they are all done with nearly robotic precision from the player.Īnd I say “robotic precision” for a reason. If it wasn’t clear from the video, there are few, if any, improvements that Darbian could make to this run. Yes, we’re talking about a difference of less than two-tenths of a second, but once you see the video, you’ll understand why it’s still such a huge deal that he could beat the old record at all: The previous record, also set by Darbian, was 4:57.427. That’s 4 minutes, 57 seconds and 260 milliseconds.
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