Upgrade Complete is a fun little webgame. I'd recommend checking that out, it's well under the 1 hour mark.

I'd probably pick game #1, start a board and hope other people learn to love the game as I do through running it. Plus making your own routes seems like a very fun challenge.

"So with those issues this category [Glitchless] will not be added. You can still run the game in this nature and submit them to Any%."

You could do what the NES Tetris mods just recently did and have filters for level/height.

Also I'm 105% on board with 100 lines.

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I don't personally have an issue with the boards being changed like this, but I definitely agree that people are being reasonable in being upset that such a decision was made without any kind of community input.

Was working on getting True Jedi on all levels (apparently I reset my memory card at some point), decided to play with a vent a little bit.

If you've got a computer and TV from the past five years (HDMI output for computer, HDMI input for TV) then yes

Planning on learning and running the longest run I will have attempted so far (LEGO Star Wars any%) (around 1-2 hours) Thursday and Friday since I've got school off.

I was wondering if 100 line, 100 line (level 0 start), and 300k points could be added to the boards? These categories are also on GB and NES Tetris. They would be run in Marathon mode.

Maybe 500k could be added too (or instead of 300k)? Since the DAS counter resets much faster in this version, making higher scores much easier to obtain.

Thanks, that was very informative!

Which would you recommend for someone just getting into speedrunning this game? I've primarily played the PS2 version if that changes your answer.

Hey all! I've been playing Shadow of the Colossus casually since around the time it came out, love the game, definitely considering speedrunning it. My question is, what's the difference (if there is one) between the PS2 and PS3 versions? I have both available to me, just wondering what (if anything) is better about one or the other.

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Works for me, also W10

Tetris, if I'm having a bad day or just have too many things on my mind I can lose myself in the world of falling blocks.

Maybe 100 lines, 100 lines (level 0 start), and 300k points like the NES and GB versions of Tetris? I already run those games, but I'd like to run this one as well since the DAS counter resets at a much faster rate.

Also a category to defeat the VS. CPUs in the fastest time would be cool (easy, normal, and hard categories).

Web games are good if you're looking for free, quick runs. I would recommend Upgrade Complete!, but there are lots of good ones out there.

Why though? You can speedrun the games in Namco Museum on their own pages can't you?

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darb's WR SMB any% video is what hooked me. I still haven't run SMB yet (world 8 is hard :O), but maybe I will someday.

Noticed this today when I was trying to find the Donkey Kong NES ROM, was planning to run it. Ah well, I'll find it somewhere else (legally, of course).