Because cheat codes are almost always banned in speedrunning. They are typically only allowed in specific categories allowing cheat codes to be used. As a community we have banned the use of cheat codes for all of the games in the LEGO series.

I tried finding the spot where you clipped out but I can't find it.

Oh, it's 100% allowed. That clip is from the current any% record. I'll try your version of the clip tomorrow and let you know if it works. Most likely it will work and will be allowed.

Something like this?

The Wii has a unique way of duplicating boxes as well as having the ability to use fast build by shaking the Wiimote and nunchuck. The Xbox and PC (and probably PlayStation) versions have an alternative method of duplicating items but it requires two controllers.

The Wii has a unique way of duplicating boxes as well as having the ability to use fast build by shaking the Wiimote and nunchuck. The Xbox and PC (and probably PlayStation) versions have an alternative method of duplicating items but it requires two controllers.

I posted a link to this thread in the discord server. I guess since no one's responded the answer is no.

Timing changed from ending when you press Finish Story, Batcave, or Arkham Asylum to ending when you lose control of your character.

The time taken off for the previously submitted runs is outlined below:

Story mode: Xbox 360: 15s (end on 2-5), 12s (end on 3-5), 14s (end on 5-5), 16s (end on 6-5) PC: 17s (end on 2-5), 13s (end on 3-5 or 6-5) Wii: 14s (end on 3-5) PS2: 16s (end on 3-5) Xbox One: 17s (end on 3-5), 14s (end on 6-5)

Free Play: All consoles: 7s (end on any level)

Replay Story: All consoles: 8s (end on any level)

Try changing your V-sync setting. If it's off, turn it on. If it's on, turn it off. That's a very common problem people have had with this game.

I always use a controller. It helps give you more directional control than a keyboard can. I don't know if there are any differences in terms of easier setups.

This is the first thing to come up when I googled it. I haven't tried it myself so I'm not sure if it works. But there are a couple of methods to try. https://appuals.com/open-steam-games-windowed-mode/

If I remember correctly, it's real time. I think it would be pretty cool if an IGT column was added. The sum of the race times would be the IGT.

SSD might be faster. I timed it based off of what I had, which was not SSD.

I've been told it's about 30 seconds faster with its loads.

Emulator runs are valid for world record for any misc. categories and individual level runs.

The GC has an exclusive trick in it that saves about 25-30 seconds but the loads make it slower. Xbox One is the fastest version, followed by X360 and PC, then GC, then PS2. I'm not sure how the other versions compare. Emulator is just about the same as the GC. If fast loads are applied to emulator, then it would be close to if not faster than the Xbox versions. However, fast loads on emulator are banned.

https://discord.gg/0nCWhvIFSY6HrFaL

A majority of game discussion goes on here, as well as most of the Mods for all the series games are here.

Here's a post you can check out to try to help you: https://www.speedrun.com/lswtcs/thread/di2lj

I found it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Lego-Island-2-Bricksters-Revenge-pc/dp/B00005V8TB

Those are located in the individual levels.

This is what I could find from a guide:

"When you move a slide, one of them will GLOW. Move the panels that glow, and you’ll eventually solve the puzzle. You don’t need to solve it on your own — follow the glowing panels!"

Source: https://gameranx.com/features/id/163961/article/lego-dc-super-villains-walkthrough-level-1-new-kid-on-the-block/