I've looked everywhere but I can't find anything. People keep saying DSDA but I can't find a link to the main levels. Can someone help?

pretty please

you gotta take the wr man

eoc sweep

Sorry it took so long to verify, the previous mod wasn't doing much.

Nice run, keep trying at it!

Essentially the way that it works is you beat a track with the same loadout as the Nintendo ghost for that track as fast as possible (Ex: Nin☆Elena, Nin☆Yuya, etc).

However, it has to be the exact loadout. No Azure Rollers if it says Rollers, no Gold Glider if it says Standard Glider, no Daisy if it says Yoshi, etc.

I've given it a try, and it's pretty fun. I would love to add it to a sr.c leaderboard and be able to compete against other people!

Thanks!

-Miji

Try clicking "Random Game" until you find one that seems easy to beat.

I've found when playing LEGO Fortnite, that if I just want to go in a straight line or get away from something, that rhythmically pressing the dodge button (X in my case, I play on Switch), is faster than sprinting, or at the very least doesn't require stamina to refill. However, you do need some rhythm to do this, and this category is relatively new, so I might be saying something unoriginal here. I don't speedrun this game, I just wanted to share. Thanks!

what????

I have a wonderful wife

I have a powerful job

She criticizes me for being egocentric (hahaha)

What is this game on? A quick Google search says NES (technically Famicom but you get my point), so could you add that or whatever platform this game is played on?

No, you just have to record them and put them on some sort of video sharing service

I couldn't find an exact release date, but MobyGames (and multiple other sources) say PoPo Team came out in 1992 https://www.mobygames.com/game/60448/popo-team/

I don't quite think it would be considered an emulator, but I would ask the mods of whatever game you're trying to speedrun.

Title explains it all

October 20, 1990 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow_Flash

Oh, ok

As of right now, the "route" variable shows up as a variable, and at that, one that doesn't obsolete each other. Because of this, one runner can have multiple runs show up on the same leaderboard, purely because the variables don't obsolete each other.