I'm using a copy I installed from my own CD on a Win98 machine, then I copied the registry entries over to my current Win10 PC where I'm playing the game with the help of DxWnd. I realized it's technically a complex process and I definitely need to write a quick guide on how to set it up.

Welcome! Any runners and new attempts are welcome! Would love to see people come up with new strategies or just better runs in general :D

Thanks for the guide, too, TNP needs more love!

Thanks.

I had an issue with them being scaled way too small as well as some of them getting a white background instead of the transparency that still existed at least on my computer, so I'm not sure what was going on with them.

How long does it take for the website to cache uploaded Rank/Trophy images on the main page of any specific game?

Under "Edit theme", I see the new images, but on the game's actual Leaderboard I still see some old, erroneous images.

It's not a browser cache issue.

Game in questions is https://www.speedrun.com/tnp in case it matters.

Thanks!

Hello to everyone interested in Take No Prisoners either as a speedgame or otherwise. It's one of my personal favourite semi-open world metroidvania games.

I've been playing the game since its release, and I'd be happy to help anyone wanting to run the game get their bearings.

I'd HIGHLY recommend a casual playthrough of the game before running it. Speedrunning the game ruins a lot of the surprises and you can't unlearn the things you need to learn for a speedrun.

It's a very open-ended game with multiple ways of tackling problems, so the very first playthrough is super rewarding!

In case you need help with a regular playthrough, I have an old walkthrough available here: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/pc/198884-take-no-prisoners/faqs/52498

P.S. If you have any suggestions for categories or anything in general, let me know.

Have fun everyone!

I guess I should've been more specific, lack of coffee I guess.

I was asking if they could be separated on the site per platform, similar to how the PS and Sat versions of Exhumed are ( http://www.speedrun.com/Exhumed ), considering how similar the case is. With both games being similar to a degree, there's a lot of larger changes under the surface.

As per title.

The Xbox version includes several new ghost encounters not found in the original PS2 version, as well as numerous (tiny, but still) changes to the gameplay.