Zelda Ocarina of Time speedrun w/ commentary

[Czernobog]

I just finished watching the video. I didn't even want to blink so that I could see all the precise angles he was mentioning. I can't believe how fascinating that was. Went in expecting it to be kind of boring, but it was so captivating. I didn't know there were communities so dedicated to this sort of thing. So much work went into finding all the glitches and exploring the code by so many different people.

[3DSStrider]

Awesome.
Cosmo is my second favorite speedrunner and I've loved his stuff since I saw his OoT run at AGDQ 2013.

He also does a remarkable speedrun of Wind Waker that is just FULL of neat glitches!

I really want to watch his Wind Waker seedrun, but I haven't finished that game and I don't want it spoiled.

[foxhound1022]

I'm very tempted now to try some of these glitches they have found, just to see if I can pull them off.

[jfrost]

Did you guys watch the recent glitchless Pokémon Red speed run world record with commentary?

Thing takes almost 2 hours, but it's totally worth it. The guy breaks down the mechanics he'll be using, how much HP he has to have at each step, each time saving technique, the probability he'll win the next fights, etc.

Thoroughly enjoyable video too: http://pocketmonster.kotaku.com/a-new-w ... 1610063829

[jfrost]

And I just watched OoT world record video. That was amazing. The commentary was absolutely great and the run, combined with with Cosmo's overall knowledge and heartfelt love for the game, made the video shine.

I wish we would have less comments saying that glitched speedruns aren't impressive, that they don't count as beating the game, etc, etc.

Any of you who enjoyed this video should watch Pokémon Red's glitchless run. The commentary is awesome as well.