Super Mario Bros. Beaten in 11 Minutes!

[bauldersgate]

I'm not lieing download and watch it. It is the craziest thing ever!

http://media.ebaumsworld.com/index.php?e=moSMB3.wmv

[Archer]

seems kinda fake and too perfect to be a human player but good movie

[Orphen]

It actually was a human player. A japanese player, at that. He also beat a few other games in nearly impossible record time. But who is the bigger loser? him? Or the person who wasted 11 minutes of their life watching him do so? An idiot is an idiot only if someone's watching.

[Archer]

whoa, are you flaming me? . What did I ever do to you? 0.o Btw, I didn't watch the whole thing, I only went through a bit of it because my WMP is old and takes too long to load .

[Orphen]

Hah. I wasn't flaming anyone. I was just stating a fact.

[decswxaqz]

If you think, he actually spent far more time on that than you think. Add up the few times he completed it for the fun of it. Then the times he spent finding shortcuts. Then the times he spent perfecting each level, one by one. That's a lot more than 11 minutes. And it's even more sad that way .

[Double Edge]

Ah, the simple earthly wisdom of decs saves us again. That's pretty cool though, difficult to believe at that.

[Teh EkwEE]

Actuall, not to offend, but you're all wrong it's a program on the computer. Can't remember the exact name now but what it does is more important. It records you playing, when you die it doesn't record that, but when you get back to that exact point it starts recording again. My video player and computer are too old to watch it but I'm sure I'm thinking of the same video. It it was a video of another NES game maybe Metroid which if I remember correctly was beaten in 23 minutes using this program it's all the same though.

[decswxaqz]

There are some videos/high scores made like that. But I don't think this is one of them. Besides, it can't reset everything exactly, plus you wouldn't be able to react fast enough once you die. It's true you could die in one level and restart but stitch it all together. Even still, it's still an accomplishment.

[Omar]

The person who made that video later admitted it to be a fake. He would stop recording everytime he died, re-record from the quick loads that you can do with Emulators and then piece the thing together.

Like decs said though, it is an accomplishment to even take that much time to do such a thing!

If you guys really want, I could re-find the babelfished apology from the guy, but it will take a while.