Tintin in Tibet by Brossentia in

[@bluemoose1231]

Fun fact: This run was blocked in China.

[@AndrewMalkin]

I love that the runner dressed up as Tintin.

[@Bimshwel]

I like to imagine he dresses like TIntin every day.

[@Brossentia]

I do.

[@Nicholas_Steel]

What about the Captain haddock on the couch!?

[@Jdtendo]

I can't wait for the (in)famous SNES version to be speedrunned!

[@JesterOfSatan]

Music in this game is pretty good, very surprised.

[@Link-ho8yq]

Oh man, Tintin on the SNES was hell. Even on Easy, I could never reach past level 5. And even with passwords, the infamous Chorten stage... ...I finished The Smurfs on Hard, and was thoroughly destroyed by Tintin on Easy.

[@giovannigonzalez3318]

Brossentia looks just like Tin Tin! 🙀

[@Goombario37]

I didn't know Simon from the Yogscast was a speedrunner

[@Tobsson]

Remember dying a lot at this when I was a kid,

[@grahamfox4279]

Great run!

[@anders630]

I don't recall this from the book.

[@MARTOUFFF06]

Being Belgian I'm offended that so many people think Tintin is a French character, only because he speaks the language I'd assume. Same goes with French fries but I digress.. :)

[@LoutreDuBengale]

Au moins, sur Tintin, ça ne fait aucun doute. Après, pour être honnête, nous on capte pas la moitié du temps quand un anglophone est Canadien ou Américain, donc on peut difficilement leur en vouloir x)

[@CodeKiller1999]

Et surtout, la Belgique pour des américains... ça n'existe pas. :-D

[@Crunchy_Punch]

I said this to the screen.

[@Axaelyn]

Les frites sont en réalité bel et bien d'origines française! Mais les belges ont volé la recette.

[@MSMCanada]

@@CodeKiller1999 et moi je suis Belgo-Canadien...

[@Skydog6301]

I had no idea that they made games of Tintin, this is amazing

[@JesterOfSatan]

There's one on ps3/360 based on the animated movie that came out some years ago.

[@abborne1]

This entire game is the Cave of Wonders escape from SNES Aladdin.

[@Nicholas_Steel]

This was played on Hard yet the in-video description says Easy...

[@Laezar1]

As a french it's really funny to see people talking about french =p (also the way you pronounce "Tintin" is so cute xD)

[@Laezar1]

J'imagine qu'en anglais c'est prononcé comme ça, mais justement je trouve ça mignon ^^

[@dreamer5959]

Milou s'appelle Snowy, c'est ça le truc dérangeant pour moi

[@NastyTanooki]

sa pète comme nom snowy pour un chien

[@dreamer5959]

Nasty Tanooki ouais mais Tintin et Milou, quoi! Duo iconique !

[@CodeKiller1999]

Pour tintin en anglais on ne peut pas prononcer le son "IN", donc normal, mais pour Milou c'est abusé c'est clair, surtout qu'en français ça n'a aucun rapport avec la neige il me semble... et c'est prononçable en anglais, suffit de le faire comme si ça s'écrivait "meelou". Heureusement qu'on dit pas "bate mane".... parce que niveau son ça donnerait autre chose qu'une chauve souris... lol :-)

[@avideogamemaster]

there is a blaster master 2???

[@Link-ho8yq]

Wait, the GBC version has you pass right of all these chortens? I call bullshit on that. The SNES version had precipices to the right of each chorten. The very point of that scene in the books is that passing a chorten by the right is bad luck!

[@vicarjose4681]

Ah, I remember that. Played it on the official PC version (SNES port) which is even buggier. Didn't have much games on PC so I tortured myself with that (Spirou and Asterix & Obélix too). Before trying the emulated version, I only made it in all of those to the final level, and just that. One time I went right to one of these and somehow with a string of frame perfect jumps I could continue the platforming, but then at the end of the level, where that horizontal stretch would be, I somehow jumped way past the trigger and could continue past that. The level continued after that with lots of slopes next to each other I could jump between, and went on for like 30 seconds until there was a blue bar at the bottom that wasn't a bottomless pit but an insta-kill floor. I remember the level with the climbing, but it didn't have farting walls (rofl'd hard when seeing them here) had similar bugs with the very bottom and very top of the level, besides the rope glitches. Both had unique drawn backgrounds but you can't see them in normal gameplay unless you go really out of your way (the ice would make you fall down) and when you ignore the scarf and continue to the top the camera goes crazy. The games were beautiful, it's no longer they were million sellers in Europe. Pretty magazine screenshots sell.

[@julliannedlc]

R A I N B O W G U Y

[@pandatomik171]

snowy ???? WTH

[@kerplop]

Funny, I don't remember much of this from the book...

[@Ccs1989]

A TinTin game? Well then.

[@Cmal8900]

#CavePotatos

[@CodeKiller1999]

French community powah ! :-)

[@zomgtehrei]

For the love of god guys learn to edit these videos down a bit

[@pianobanana3863]

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