In a nostalgic quest originally spawned by this thread and slowly continuing, the Nitronic Rush Speedrun Community moderators have been meticulously sifting through archived personal best videos across many veteran runners' channels, resurrecting a more complete history of world records. Recently, this process has involved submitting old run videos to the leaderboard, which triggers notifications upon verification.

For many of you who haven't run the game in almost a decade, the sudden influx of notifications for runs completed years ago might be bewildering. The community extends a friendly heads-up, acknowledging the potential confusion.

Calling all Nitronic Rush veterans! If you have any videos of old runs backed up with a decent timestamp locally or on a YouTube or Twitch channel, your input is invaluable. Feel free to comment or submit these classic runs, or join our Discord, helping weave together the rich tapestry of the game's speedrunning legacy. We're especially looking for anything prior to 2014, but any old video recordings are much appreciated (no screenshots).

Let the time-travel through Nitronic Rush's speedrunning history begin! You can check out the graphs on the Stats page, or click the History button on any board to see what we've uncovered so far.