No

that will not happen cuz it requires actual discipline and teachings from Cus D’mato

The amount of research and digging you had to do to give us this masterpiece really was worth it; an incredible and awesome video. Thank you so much for this

I'm noticing you're using traction control and stability control. Wouldn't turning those off make you faster? Well, I still use TSC with faster race cars because they get a little tricky to manoeuver otherwise.

Always skipped dodging in the first circuit, not because I was so great as a kid, but because I sucked at dodging at the time, and because I was a tad impatient. I did get better later on, but I still ignored dodging, because it just made it faster. PS. I think I first started really training dodges with Bald Bull, either the first or 2nd version. Which is also why Don Flamenco was such a pain for me as a kid.

I grew up with these games when they 1st came out. Born in '74, Kbeetoys, Sears, Goodguys, Service merchandise, Gemco & Price Club( Costco) etc.! It's crazy to see the younger gens narrating how to play these games? Doesn't make sense? Oh, I forgot you can make $ on social media.

Ive watched dozens upon dozens of MTPO videos at this point and somehow this is the first time ive heard of most of those crowd queues

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lt's amazing how a game going on 35 years old still has so many tricks and oodles of secrets in it!! That is why there will never be another game like this one!!

Release the bogus

I’ve never even played this game

Thank you for this well crafted video. Could you make one for any of the original Crash games as well?

Wow - didn't realize that even as an 8 year old child I had figured out the double jump 'glitch'. I used it to get to a lot of places I wasn't supposed to yet, but not to this effect.

This guy make us sweat without even moving here 😂

Im not trying to be here expert but every racetrack have the apex the u-turns etc. That's why the game have the licensees to learn in the game hou to turn how to get in and get out right! So if everyone be familiar with the racing techniques will easily win this race as well as others too! Me personally I lost the first two tries and win the third by learning the track combining with car characteristics etc.. No cheating by ram or cut corners or rolling on walls ! So be learnfull each time you are in any new track!

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Erm... Dude. Von is likely defeatable in 6 punches. 3 normal. 3 star. If you interrupt his uppercut with a gut punch. He gives a star.

Why does Bull 2 throw so many uppercuts?

4:35 why ith one of hith teeth mithing?

should’ve been a 20/20 smh

Yes 100% if no only 4

before watching I know you'll need probably at least 20 blocks for Tyson himself. So you will be over 20. maybe close to 30 dodges?. 25 I will say. Edit: guess I"m wrong, as you use your own knockdowns strategically.

The usage of Jimbo in the Glass Joe section is funny now that Balatro is out.

“single segment is not an idea by the way I’m not doing single segment”

0:58😱 Mike punched the steam outta him 💨

Maybe I missed it, what’s this “tas level he keeps talking about? I feel like this video is long enough that I’ll get my answer before the end lol…

Gt4 was sick

Avoiding the jabs is the most nerve-racking part. I have to always block then counter those. Nicely done!

32:57 - I have no words.

nah i did it the other week

Its 2025 and I just got past king hippo and almost can beat great tiger

1:29:57 yoooo i appeared (im wooperlord1

14:46 +200 Shingo points

the music.. my lord. It's like a spel being cast over me. Woah.

Great Video! Everything you are saying about strategizing and the different situations and strategies between high score and speed running is super spot on. I also actually have some experience with Tom's assertion that high score messed with his speed run strategies. Except I had it in reverse. Back story: I'm a high score player who has 3 WRs, with 2 breaks and 1 being rebroken live at conventions. (Sonic 1 5 Lives and 1 Life, Castlevania: Bloodlines) In winter 2023, I was involved in a friendly speed run competition for Green Hill Act 1 in Sonic and decided to try and tie the record of 24s. I got within 4 frames of that goal. At the same time, I had signed on to rebreak my Sonic 1 single life record at the PAX East 2024 Arena. Well in the midst of all that speed running training, I decided to go for a score run and I was just off. Like some things stuck and some actually improved, but others were just wrong. As a result, I had to stop going for that speed run and refocus on score if I wanted to pull it off. But it took like a good week or 2 of frequent play to get back in the high score mode. There's just so many details to learn about each game when you're trying to hit those top goals, and some only apply to one style or the other. But when it's the same game, it just starts to blend and you end up making careless mistakes that are fine for one, but not the other. Seriously though, great video. Definitely subbed.

53:43 even though it wouldn't save time, wouldn't it make the odds better while getting the same one?

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No way he predicted george droyd

850 - 1200 punches is my guess.

The summoning salt glaze IS CRAZY

I just wanted to point out that you can move your ballast front to back so when you have to use it you can also adjust your weight balance and make your handling better

I love how most of the inputs make up the word Absurd

Because speed runs and high scores runs are torture.

Nice to know my hard stop as a kid was a soft stop for many speed runners until 2019 as well. I thought him flashing meant the punch was stronger than the others, I had no idea you could counter punch until I was a teenager.

I never owned this game, but had several friday nights picking this one from our local mom and pop rental place. Memories, man.

While the mechanics of speedrunning and TAS are interesting, I’m curious about how people view using TAS to find the perfected run. While having that baseline is obviously useful, it also removes the mystery of just how fast it can possibly be. Meaning if a person matches the TAS time, then there is no need to continue trying to get a better time. Does anyone else find this a bit of a letdown?

I’m trying to get on the top 100 leaderboard my pb is 50 seconds

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How do you get perfect RNG fights for the tas?

Awsome! A blast from the past, and I learned a few new things for the next very rare instance I pop this game on the emulator. (I don't actually have this game on the NES, which is really surprising)