lol, never thought anybody would actually notice that this was a game on speedrun.com. I've had the game for a long time and thought it deserved to be here

It sounds like you are mashing too slow. Sometimes if your mashing isn't fast enough Mario will stop longjumping and just jump.

Probably nerves, but it confused me a bit too. He might've known that he was on 14:58 pace and decided that he could afford the timeloss.

But if you go to amazon and type "AV splitter" you'll find one eventually. Make sure to get the correct one, some splitters look similar but are different

I'm not in india

That actually sounds kind of cool

Ok, thank you

So, I was reading the rules for game submission and noticed that there are some types of games that are not accepted, one was general puzzle games. I was trying to submit "Crayola Treasure Adventure" and it's kind of a puzzle game but I'm not sure if it fits into the category of a general puzzle game.

If the link doesn't work or the splitter won't ship to you it may be because I'm in Canada

https://www.amazon.ca/Seadream-Female-Splitter-Adapter-12inch/dp/B071S6JGNM/ref=sr_1_12?dchild=1&keywords=av+splitter&qid=1622654056&sr=8-12 This should work fine. Just plug the SNES into the female end, and plug one male end into the GV-USB2, and the other into the TV

There will be a very small delay on OBS's screen (Or whatever you use to stream) But non on your TV

You need to buy a splitter. Assuming you're using an original SNES with AV cables, you can use a 1 female to 2 male splitter. It can be hard to find but it looks like this: https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ebayimg.com%2F00%2Fs%2FMTYwMFgxNjAw%2Fz%2FHz4AAOSwONBZAwDs%2F%24_10.JPG%3Fset_id%3D8800005007&f=1&nofb=1

Top level runners will try to save certain framerules, but if you're just starting or not trying to get a really good time, you can just play your best most of the time

If you're wondering what emulators are allowed, they are all listed in the game rules. If you are asking if the SNES classic is allowed, then yes, it is.

Ok, thank you Only thing is that Japan wall outlets give 100v where US/Canada gives 120v, is there a chance that it would get fried?

Does a JP N64 work with regular NTSC and US/Canadian wall outlets, or will I blow something up?

Jumping over small walls is a pretty common thing in MK64, but it's a pretty funny looking trick anyway. Not entirely sure how the clip on the last lap happend though.

Couldn't agree more. This is so inspirational! Thank you!

Nobody said it was...?

Sounds interesting