Normal 100% 57:06 Done by the Single Segment God

2004-08-26 11:33:26 am

...is now available at SDA

Commentary is over there and I'm too lazy to repost it here...or cut and paste it either...yeah I'm that lazy :P

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ajbolt89

2004-08-26 03:03:52 pm

lol no way

"SingleSegment God". Little bastard. I heard you did all my crazy tricks too... I hate you. Good job though man, been looking forward to watching this deal for far too long. :D

Kridly

2004-08-26 04:38:46 pm

Downloading it now. Hopefully there will be some new stuff in here that will help me with my 100% normal run.(1:03:33. is still best 100% normal time XD)

Dragondarch

2004-08-26 05:02:08 pm

BTW, props need to go to Nate for the Badass quality of the high quality version...even if it is a 1.29 GB download Shocked

nate

2004-08-26 07:28:30 pm

no prob man. a lot of it has to do with the quality of the source.

Kridly

2004-08-27 05:08:34 pm

Dang, that IS high quality. Are you going to start capturing all the runs that way?

Radix

2004-08-27 10:52:12 pm

He has been for over a month

nate

2004-08-28 09:27:19 am

Quote from Radix:

Quote from Kridly:

Dang, that IS high quality. Are you going to start capturing all the runs that way?

He has been for over a month

yeah, but:

Quote from njahnke:

a lot of it has to do with the quality of the source.

Sam-Mag

2004-08-29 03:33:13 am

Whoa!!

That is so teh l33t!!

That kicks ass!!

Phoenix

2004-08-29 01:50:19 pm

Awesome. I love single-segment runs.

GameCube04

2004-08-30 01:41:18 am

VERY impressive, Dragondarch. That would have been pretty good even if it were broken up into segments, but the fact that it's single segment makes it 1000000 times better. Great work!

Impact009

2004-09-04 05:08:34 am

I noticed that the scripted scene at the end where the pirate shoots at you went faster on the movie than it did on my cartridge. Some parts went faster in the movie too. Does PAL and NTSC have any framerate difference? If so, would this affect my time? Just wondering since something like this came up for Marvel Versus Capcom 2.

Great run, wish I could memorize all of that for a single-segment. That's something that I won't be doing for a while... Nice platform dodging too.

Edit: Nevermind, I just noticed why. When my computer lags a little bit, it speeds up the next few seconds to try and synchronize with the sound. Everything just goes way faster during those few seconds and slows back to normal again. You used NTSC right?

nate

2004-09-04 06:27:16 pm

Quote from Impact009:

Does PAL and NTSC have any framerate difference?

yes.

Quote from Impact009:

If so, would this affect my time? Just wondering since something like this came up for Marvel Versus Capcom 2.

no. think of the framerate as a "window" into the game world. how many times per second you get to see what's going on in the game world is totally independent of how fast time passes in the game world.