VisualBoyAdvance-M

Other than Nach, of course. [img]<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/wink.png[/img]/emoticons/wink@2x.png 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

I've been watching a lot of the ones on www.speeddemosarchive.com lately(I'd watch more TAS runs but for some reason tasvideo's BT tracker doesn't like me. [img]<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/sad.png[/img]/emoticons/sad@2x.png 2x" width="20" height="20" />).. I think my favorites are the Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow runs(Mainly because I love that game so frigging much) and the Jaws run(Which is just amazing to watch, considering how much effort went into such a bad game.).

I prefer TASes :annoy:

 

Much more inventive.

We still have to add VBA-rerecording, do we?

 

http://vba-m.com/vbam/vbasources/vba-rerecording-20-src.7z

We still have to add VBA-rerecording, do we?

 

http://vba-m.com/vbam/vbasources/vba-rerecording-20-src.7z

Yeah, rerecording needs a lot core changes IIRC, that's why mudlord didn't included it yet.

I prefer TASes :annoy:

 

Much more inventive.

 

They can be. The NES Gradius run is amazing...

That's quite a handy link thanks.

 

I am not really into speedruns as the cap on my connection does not really allow for random fun...it barely holds out for regular browsing. However such a large collection is a welcome bookmark and if I do find myself with a few MB to spare I will definitely go take a look.

wats a speed run:question:

You would know that if you went to the site.

 

It's basically playing through a game in the shortest time possible. Like completing Super Mario 64 in a matter of minutes.

THNX fr replying:heh:

 

 

I prefer TASes :annoy:

 

Much more inventive.

 

TASes?????

Tool assisted speedruns. Basically, speedruns done on an emulator using methods that are not possible with a console, such as going through the game one frame at a time(Some games display odd behavior at specific frames, for example), repeated use of save states to fix mistakes, etc. Hell, some games have been reverse engineered!