Fake Super Mario 64 World Record Caught After 12 Years
Fake Super Mario 64 World Record Caught After 12 Years
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TL;DW: Mario blinks at a set interval even after level loads to prove legendary Japanese speedrunner of old, who even had a timing sequence named after him, of cheating by splicing. Even in the run that gave him his fame.
Quite interesting video showing different ways people can prove a run is spliced.
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The interesting outcome of there being so many tiny inconsistencies in a game is that it takes a true expert of the game to effectively cheat. At which point, it gets even more sad when they do, since they clearly have the skill to actually compete.
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It’s like when I found out how Lance Armstrong cheated in those bike races by giving himself blood transfusions while he was racing.
I was like “yeah, but like… still pretty impressive” lol
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