I became slightly dizzy in the making of this, lol. You might want your browser to playback the video at 1/4 speed.
Right now I'm testing how well different machines utilize the tool-assisted technique "Shaking". My research will determine what machine that should be used in a 3-lap TAS of this course. I think I have it determined by now, and it seems like the machine used in this video "Omega Gantlet-V2" is not going to be it.
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NGC/Wii Emulator: Dolphin Ver. 4.0-4480 - 64-bit
Version of F-ZERO GX: NTSC-U
Display Mode: RGB 640x480 60Hz
TAS Created on: 26.03.2015
Re-Records: ┐(´ー｀)┌
Video dumped with Dolphin.
Audio dumped with Dolphin.
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Settings: Max Acceleration | (Snaking/Shaking)
Machine: Omega Gantlet-V2
Course: Mute City - Sonic Oval
Restrictions:
*No Checkpoint Skip (Lap Skip) Shenanigans
*No Side-Attacks
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TAS Video Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...
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Don't know what a TAS (Tool-Assisted Speedrun/Superplay) is?
A TAS is a run made on an emulator that supports certain tools that allows you to: slow down the game to frame-by-frame speed, make save states that you can reload as much as you want in order to make the run as optimal as possible. Of course such a run is not meant to be compared to any real-time records, it is only supposed to be a demonstration of what the game looks like when it's pushed near to its limits. It does not require skill, but rather knowledge of the game and patience. It is important to keep in mind that everything you see in a TAS is possible on a console, although a lot of what you see can be either difficult or practically impossible due to the precision required.
