Rayman Speed Run (

[@hubacchris]

I enjoy how much the player talks. It actually makes me feel welcome and more interested in what's going on, as opposed to the silent ones who just press buttons and don't seem to be having any fun.

[@blyjd91]

***** For sure.

[@unitymccanless6489]

+Christopher Hubac SpikeVegeta is used to talking a lot, he is a regular commentator for agdq and sgdq and a very unique person as far as his character goes

[@YingwuUsagiri]

It still makes me smile to see speedrunners actually watch each other play and do it for more than just "showing off" themselves. They're doing it for a great cause and have fun along the way. Keep it up all of you!

[@jakofaxle]

the dude with the long hair in the blue shirt is a proper trooper. he must be in 95% of all the videos watching every run. top man!

[@Gefo__]

that's blugrass, and pretty much all the guys respect him because of that, he stays up to watch most speedruns even if there are only like 2 people, when most just watch 1 or 2 speedruns other than theirs. And also he knows a lot about pretty much every single game in the universe

[@Gefo__]

Gefo sorry, I meant blueglass, typo'd

[@jakofaxle]

he's a proper legend!

[@SpeedDemosArchiveSDA]

Glad you like the channel!

[@Kleefable]

I appreciate this being uploaded, along with all the other games that were uploaded through out the year. My body is ready for SGDQ

[@SegaRising]

Rayman 1-3 were such beautiful, amazing, unique games.

[@Visleaf]

His voice reminds me of Tom Hanks for some reason.

[@Resonatick]

hahaha i can't watch this without cracking up now

[@TehJammyDodger]

I have never gotten very far in this game. I got to the first few levels of the music sections and then I gave up because I just was not good at the game. Kept dying at the same things, etc, etc. Still, a good and well explained playthough. Keep the awesomeness coming guys!

[@maceron4444]

This game was one of the few games I couldn't beat back in the 90s but it's satisfying to see it being completed 100% after all these years :)

[@anispainis1524]

this game is good as fuck

[@Salamence1111]

First time seeing Spike's face, always heard his voice from being the announcer. I was not expecting him to look like that. :l

[@rhymeswithreadthescroll6728]

Brooce Weyn that hair

[@AndrevusWhitetail]

Props to the Announcer for actually being considerate (unlike some certain ones...) , however it was kinda hard to understand him

[@JohnOneStyle]

i beat this game also as kid Hardest Level is when you have to walk back to walk forward so the whole controller is changed in the wrong direction pretty fun :) cool run Spike!!

[@tomreynor1844]

I disagree, I think the flying segment of Pencil Pentathlon is the worst; when you're completely surrounded by the green pins and there's barely any space between the tip of the pins and the bouncy erasers below.

[@SpeedDemosArchiveSDA]

There already is a playlist, there's a link in the video description.

[@Kay9Perfection]

I perfected Rayman Origins, and the way you explained the Land of the Livid Dead just reminded me how I used to play. I could have speed run that game professionally :P

[@Genjyoni]

Woo! I've been waiting for this run to be put up! Thanks guys! : D

[@cardenw]

great speedrun, this was hellishly hard to complete as a kid but the music and bosses made it worth it :p especially the cave of skops area.

[@kjetilskate]

Interesting to see how long this run has come since then, all kinds of new strats and optimizations. Enjoyable either way though 😁

[@Pocoryu]

When you're doing speedrunning and you have people who want to do them, being open with your mistakes helps those who want to do them see what they are and keep their eyes open for them too. Think of it as educational.

[@Cuzzys2nd]

Yes!! Yesyesyes!! Thank you SO much for uploading this!! :D *very happy*

[@Jasou2]

Such an awesome game. This game was the first game I got, but I couldn't beat it when I was young. I ended up beating it 12 years later when I tried again. e_e

[@chasingarumour]

I never got past Band Land when I was a kid haha

[@Knuxfan24]

I remember beating the game when I was young. But I play it again now, & Band Land just kicks my ass :(

[@vanDaalstad]

@1:02:35 that was in fact a Supermutant Behemoth that would show up if you took a teddybear from one of their cages. that's the only way that particular behemoth shows up. it even is possitioned so that sometimes if you open the cage it starts flailing about as if calling for help.

[@irondaffodil]

Summer games done quick starts the 25th. AGDQ 2013 already happened

[@esper4605]

This game is a lovable level of campy and I wish that the narrator got more love and attention in later games.

[@Casowsky]

Holy shit, he got those '!' sign voices/noises pretty much perfectly lol. Man this game was my entire childhood for a while

[@killzaday]

I think you can easily say the same thing about anyone who is skilled at anything. Once a person does something well enough, they understand the min/max of it and judge their performance based off of it. Artists, video game players, athletes, etc.

[@CuteLittleHen]

I know, it took me months to get through a couple of levels. Just destroying my whole childhood seeing this guy just speed running through this game.

[@_Snowflame]

Speedrunners (or any professional gamer) and artists aren't very different, if you have any experience with artists or writers. When you develop your skills, you also develop your cognition. In the case of art, it means you start to see pictures differently, and become better at recognizing skilled or unskilled work. This raises your standards. Something similar is at work with speedrunning. Playing at this highly competent level makes you more sensitive to your own little blunders.

[@ha1vorsen]

It really is. Have you ever watched one of these at one time? I'm trying to watch this and OoT 100% at the same time. This channel takes up more than 50% of my KZbin. I'm a speedrunner myself, but I don't post it...mainly since I don't have a camera and I'm saving for a 3DS.

[@WarriorOfTheHeavens]

I think the enemies do learn your style of play, because if I were to repeat a level I have completed it seems harder... maybe it is just me, but I like farming for lives so I repeat levels quite a lot and the enemies become a real pain.

[@SpeedDemosArchiveSDA]

everything is up, now it's all a matter of making them all public.

[@imploder]

I can't wait for the 25th, the line up looks amazing!

[@manohad5]

took me and my friends a week to finish the game and you did it in an hour :O

[@sorry987654321]

this rayman origins run at the end was the best commercial for the game ever XD

[@Faber0k]

He should play more games his commentary is great!

[@sky11dragoon]

in the end i believe anything can be seen as art but its what the person sees as art, for some people it stops at pictures, for me its almost limitless, games books music people food hobbies, all these things and much more i see as true art and some is more artistic than others, spike here has worked hard to perfect a run of a game that he likes and continues to seek perfection to the point of frustation which to me is more inspiring than 3 squares on a bit of paper hanging in a museum.

[@mathsvlog2143]

I couldn't find if anyone had asked this already. Is SDA planning on uploading all of the AGDQ footage before SGDQ? It would be nice to get caught up on everything.

[@GordKeen]

also the guy in the back middle was the guy who did the echo the dolphin speedrun.

[@jaycodfan]

Love this game

[@xOzone69]

I have never beaten rayman even though it was my first game ever, It's just so hard for some reason, and this guy speed runs it. FML

[@davebaron6743]

thank you for telling that the scorpion actually follow the punches and not rayman i could never beat that boss before because i had no idea.

[@slenderman3256]

It's my birthday and I get to see Rayman beaten the crap out of!! Awesome!! XD

[@Uzultima]

Maybe the most nostalgic game of my childhood.. this or sega master system's Alex Kid, That music still loops in my head

[@sorasnobodiexiii]

legends say that to this day, spike is still watching out for spiders on the ceiling

[@rdrmw2]

I never beat this damn game cause it was so difficult

[@TheMrRightclick]

There were around 5.7 "I'm awful at this game"s per second in this video. Also Tom Hanks with an air bubble in throat.

[@PinchySkree]

One of my childhood games.

[@KN-oc9bn]

My first PS1 game! Though I was never able to beat! :(

[@Pixelbane]

[@OfficialMadman1429]

Speaking of the dash attack being abused in games, I remember when God of War Ascension came out and I found the no roll delay glitch, I flew through the game SOOOO FAST.

[@YingwuUsagiri]

Absolutely didn't notice that Spikevegeta is the reader during many segments while watching this one and a half hour run.

[@EnterAliasHere]

Rayman's YEAH! at the end of a level is probably the best YEAH! ever.

[@lawrenceard3067]

5:36 start

[@MattadonX]

Thanks for destroying space mama with such ease, who has to this day denied me access to the later levels.

[@wanderLBP]

Yeah, that's why it says that in the description.

[@Zakuma101]

I wanna see him do the entire origins.

[@2ThumbsUp4You]

They have a screen on the top left side of the screen. It holds the donations.

[@VenusHeadTrap2]

BLUEGLASS!!

[@_Snowflame]

Getting good at a video game and getting good at painting both require an investment of time, and skill can be developed in both fields. Being dismissive of playing video games because they're considered childish time wasters doesn't change that, especially in a futile universe in which there's no objective standard to grade pastimes. Whether you play video games or paint, the sun is still engulfing the Earth eventually.

[@LurkerCandacia]

Wow, that was a great run!

[@chaysewagner9111]

Travis Vardy you are my new hero.

[@diamondman12]

The only enemy that 'learns' your movements are those damn cricket enemies that mimic your movement so it's annoying to defeat them

[@GordKeen]

Only packed room for big games. There is 1 game where there was nobody yet the speedrun was still awesome.

[@WaddleDee105]

I thought this too. He keeps looking up as if some mysterious guy is talking from up there.

[@JustKeepFlying]

Long time ago I had no clue the world map screen was the bad guy looking through his binoculars at Rayman.

[@BlackWingGenesis]

The mistakes he's doing aren't something that anyone would be obvilious to, he's doing stuff like missing ledges and stuff.

[@Nooks1991]

I am a hardcore player. I am going to speedrun Ristar and Dynamite Headdy. Underrated games done quick.

[@ItsZorroDood]

i think it was constructive criticism and that's what the comments are for.

[@SegaRising]

I still to this day hope they finally make Rayman 4. Or at least another 3D game.

[@MyY0uTubeName]

The face of Seth Rogen and the voice Tom Hanks. Ultimate Rayman speed runner

[@barkwindbat]

"Yush" the words that slipped my lips after seeing the powergolve.

[@score1forpeter]

Is there a reason Vegeta keeps looking up and looking around towards the ceiling?

[@Pomme843]

29:04 The blurb of what? "Team Speedrun"?

[@alexpennanen4423]

Is the runner from Zombie go boom?

[@edfreak9001]

That makes me imagine Kratos using the Spin Dash, and it's glorious.

[@_Snowflame]

That's certainly the case, but feelings like this are most typical of artists. It's easier to make the comparison with something someone probably already knows, or may very well have experienced. Marathon runners aren't exactly known to lament over having to stop at 26 miles, for want of the ability to run 30.

[@omichron420]

it's in the video description

[@masrrr]

Who is the dude with the green hair, its cool

[@PurpleSunTAS]

We call non-speedrunners 'casuals' because they don't try hard enough to go fast through the game. If you do try to go fast through a game, although you don't think you are, you're considered a speedrunner.

[@knightsolaire7618]

There was a donation incentive for him to do that level.

[@_Snowflame]

Nor is it necessary to point out that you find something someone says compulsively "frustrating." Indeed, saying it was frustrating in a KZbin comment indicates forethought, while cursing yourself for screwing up a trick is reactionary.

[@Rusty511]

I wonder what was so interesting on the ceiling....

[@daisy20071]

Why the hell is it so offensive to some people that they apparently don't fit the commentator's definition of "hardcore?" He's just a person with an opinion; not the ultimate authority on gaming terminology.

[@Wh1teD3ath]

Is that the Englishman to the back right?

[@PicUnrelated]

Who's the guy on Spike's right, sitting on the couch?

[@rhymeswithreadthescroll6728]

P1cUnrelated a loser

[@ThePickledsoul]

Jeremy Mercer you sound butthurt

[@rhymeswithreadthescroll6728]

PickledSoul haha ^_^ It's all good! But, man, if I start acting like that at a fundraiser while on a public broadcast, please slap me in the face and tell me to grow the F up. Tell me to "stop acting like that guy on the couch next to Spike!" hahaha!

[@superbrawl98]

how come he only did a bit of origins but the whole of rayman ?

[@Ecrip10]

im confused, is this part os AGDQ 2013? it says it doesnt start till the 25th?

[@zombbro]

The guy behind Spike is Blueglass, right? He has an... interesting laugh. And it looks kinda awkward when he leaves his mouth open for like 3 minutes without saying anything. But he probably is a good guy and a good speedrunner, he just doesn't seem like he has the most luck in life which is kinda sad.

[@PinchySkree]

Jagwire version?

[@finalformsonic]

Land of the Livid Dead Estimate: Awesome.

[@NinjoXEnlightened]

But as any actor would tell you (a form of artist). It is not endearing to make your blunders obvious to an audience that otherwise would be oblivious to them. or to use the proper expression, 'just go with it.' It does take some training to keep yourself from doing this but it is worth your while as it makes you seem less flawed, more competent and even makes you more relatable.

[@rangedfighter]

I recognize the guy from the starcraft run 4 ever

[@ein298]

Not gonna lie, I was bored as hell earlier. But now Im back to being normal.

[@MsTatakai]

1:20:40 at that part on sega saturn the spikes i lower so its get more complicated =P

[@TheCynicalJedi]

I wonder if Vegeta realizes the amount of times his accent changes throughout this haha

[@Outside998]

Spikevegeta has a face? Only hearing him reading the donations made me believe he is just a disembodied voice.

[@Danny-is5if]

Is Spike Vegeta the one who reads out donations?

[@StephGMusic12]

No spike is the one that's playing the game

[@SumthinMstBAvailable]

Yes he does at times.

[@mit5oner]

1:25:05 his face is just priceless...

[@sunbob_]

this game is so brutal LOL