theRepublic on 06 September 2009
I don't mean to ruin the fun, but I found this from the YouTube description of the video:
Oh yeah, forgot to explain what TASes are. Might as well copypasta a bit now.
TASes are recordings of games "formed by constructing an input file slowly over time using an emulator as a tool to overcome human limitations such as skill and reflex, then playing the file back to give the impression that the game is played extraordinarily." Tools such as savestates, frame-advance (not used in this TAS), and slowdown are used extensively to produce superhuman play.
TASes are recordings of games "formed by constructing an input file slowly over time using an emulator as a tool to overcome human limitations such as skill and reflex, then playing the file back to give the impression that the game is played extraordinarily." Tools such as savestates, frame-advance (not used in this TAS), and slowdown are used extensively to produce superhuman play.
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