New Hampshire, USABBG only works on the Japanese version of all-stars. Because the game thinks that Mario is getting pushed into the base of the flag and it still works and you can continue. This doesn't work on the American version though.
It isn't. It is completely possible on any version of the game without modifying anything. And just because it shows how many frames the rom has been on for and the play movie thing doesn't mean he's using a TAS. You can make those work when not in TAS mode.
Yeah why are you posting this several times? We can see it in our notifications box the first time and in fact most of my notifications show people responding to other copies of this thread.
Yeah, emulator is the easiest and cheapest way to use savestates. But if you don't want to use emu, then buy an expensive everdrive or powerpak. And get put a rom onto the cart.
Wow, when I started speedrunning back in 2017 there were only 400 on any%. Kreygasm
"It should be if there not going to verify that they shouldn't be mod at all." <- I copied and pasted that from your post from 20 minutes ago.
There's more to being a mod than just viewing submitted runs. They make the categories, the rules, can help someone in the forums if needed, and other stuff. Just because a mod doesn't verify runs doesn't mean they have to be removed from the mod list.
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Please don't necro. The mods have stated that they don't want people necroing on forums.
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Posting links like that (which leads to roms or emulators) can get your account removed by src staff. So don't post links like that.
Xien I just didn't want to be mean to the mods. Plus, there's more to being a mod than just verifying runs.
It's unfortunate how only 14% of the mods were able to verify runs. And I know they have other stuff to do in their lives so another thanks to the mods. :)
Driving automatic is allowed. There isn't a manual category either.
You can use the practice rom, I don't think that will help with your problem. Plus, I don't think there's any rom that can help you with that.
