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[@kulrigalestout]

I'm happy that the narrator knows so much about so many games, he has a good voice for this sort of thing.

[@BaconMinion]

The fucking cast iron balls on Skav to attempt a soft locking if failed frame perfect trick. This is why races can be so great, you have players who just throw all sense and caution to the wind and try crazy shit.

[@theskavenger2169]

10% cast iron balls, 90% sheer stupidity and not being afraid to look like an idiot if it failed :D

[@Chip1329]

Sound strategy though. He was far enough behind that he was going to lose anyway so he decided to go with the attempt to show off the glitch.

[@ToastyKen]

For anyone else looking, it's at 28:56

[@gatorsag]

3:51 "screen the scroll"

[@gatorsag]

Oh. (Well then...)

[@nqnt4161]

Dont you mean Gasterblastermastercasterdisasterplaster?

[@the__wolf5087]

Or Gasterblastermasterblasterthatsfasteethentheotheethwntheothercasters?

[@MishKoz]

Why did the audio cut out after the first boss?

[@Pototoes949]

+Bob Thompson It saves 2 frames

[@GardevoirEx1]

+Austin Bauman LOL!

[@Trevoorheees]

Why is Skavengers screen so much more crisp and clear than everyone elses? Is he emulating this or something?

[@theskavenger2169]

Definitely was not emulating, im not doing a frame perfect trick that softlocks with emulator input lag, screw that. lol. Trick is hard enough as it is, add in ANY kind of emu input lag and its almost impossible. All 4 of us were on original frontloader NES consoles.

[@Trevoorheees]

Thanks for responding but that still doesn't answer why your screen was so much crisper than everybodyelses. I thought maybe you had a higher quality a/v cable or a higher quality capture card than the others.

[@theskavenger2169]

well, all of the NES's were connected via S-Video. My best guess would be differences in capture hardware and/or capture settings.