Nice. Took me ages, but I did beat this game in my younger years (one of "tough" games for me). It took so many retries, but it was worth it. The sound, the graphics, the art, it is all amazing. First time I played it, it was like playing at the arcade (which was fun), except with extra options and no need to pay if you died too many times.
This TAS is hilarious; what human could possibly play this game with max speed upgrades? Not me, not even with the slowdown! Great soundtrack, Konami at it's peak.
@@sigma20xx Feels like E. type had more lag then any of the other weapons with options while fully/near fully charged. Rumor has it there's a romhack with the lag issue resolved. I might have to look into that.
It looks like the runner is purposely not using the missile and shield power ups to avoid slowdown. It's clear that the runner doesn't need them anyway.
This is art! This is my favorite of the Gradius games (Salamander -> Life Force on the NES sort of not counting :3) I just wondered, and the answer might just be it’s a TAS also shut up 🤣. But why neglect missiles or the full option (option slot) to just make your setup faster? I mean there’s sections where not having to get an option in front of an enemy but below (missiles) would do nicely. Again… Just wondering. I loved every second including some pauses that showed some (haha!) moments like a defenseless fortress wall with only cores left and the final boss you can just leave to explode (aka Gradius 1 style) :3
This makes all the rage moments of my childhood seem so meaningless. Hahah but man did I have fun watching this and living in my memories. I did beat this
I remember playing this game for so long, only to get roadblocked right at the level after the plant planet. The level simply moved so fast that I had no chance getting past that first ramp before the map forced me to collide with it every time. Ended up getting so frustrated that I quit playing. Edit: Nice to see the bot also chose the same main weapon that I pick every time I played the game.
The plant level boss was designed to force you to get enough speed up boost that the level after that was playable. When the plant does the "force suck" attack was the cue for players.
@@AgentLokVokun Didn't really have to worry about that mechanic since I typically used the E. Laser and that usually kills bosses quick enough to avoid most of their attack patterns.
@@tamango_skyes8074 @Sky Eleri Yeah even if you kill the boss with the E-Laser or somehow do not have enough speed you will basically INSTANTLY be killed at the start of the next level because you do not move fast enough to navigate the maze. Example 17:06 17:24 17:26 Edit: My memory is a little fussy but if you die midway thru the level the orange NPCs are there to give you enough power ups (i think you need 3 speeds MINIMUM?) to get to the final boss. 17:24 is a good example of this. At 17:33 with out speed ups you'd die every time because the "screen moves too quickly"
Why didn't you use a shield and missels? To cut down on lag? If so, why didn't you go with minimize? That's what I liked to use when I played. The laser was my shield.😁 Also, why didn't you use the ships smart bomb weapon?
I hate to be that guy but it looks like you have no collision/godmode on, I watched enemies and bullets pass through you and you flew right through the terrain on stage 3!
I don’t understand why you didn’t shoot Bacterion. That would’ve saved even more time at the end. Nice TAS, though. I love the dancing around the bullets.
TAS runs and Human runs are scored differently. The time of human runs is scored from "Game Start" to the final frame of gameplay... usually the moment the game stops taking inputs from the player as it fades out to its ending/credit roll but some games have different ending conditions. TAS runs are measured by how many frames the 'script' is running and sending controller inputs to the game, including before the game starts, when button presses are used to skip title screen animations, go to the options screen to unlock the max difficulty setting, and then pressing game start. The gameplay took longer Real Time because they didn't shoot bacterion, but the TAS script itself ended before the Vic Viper even fully cleared the regenerating cell wall at the end. No further inputs were required to advance the game to its end state at that point so that's where the "TAS time" ends even though real time still rolls beyond it. This was actually a big argument amongst people who cared when this run was first released believe it or not lmao
For sale: One Gradius MkIII spaceship. Heavily modified for speed, only driven once (to successfully genocide an entire galaxy). Interior fully detailed, almost no smell of vomit left...... 50 bucks, no trades.
The final boss being insanely easy is something of a tradition in the Gradius series, the developers tended to treat the final stage as the boss encounter and the boss himself as a victory lap.
Followup: Why is the final boss so dumb and disappointing? *BARF BARF BARF DIES* Edit: Check out the SECRET LEVELS on the his google "Gradius 3 secret zones" from IGN. Blew my mind || OR || UA-cam " Gradius III (SNES) - Bonus Stages" 26k views Mar 5, 2013
![[TAS] NES Castlevania II: Simon's Quest by zggzdydp in 28:11.11](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XzojgeUrjMk/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] NES Castlevania II: Simon's Quest by zggzdydp in 28:11.11](/img/tr.png)
![[TAS] SNES Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts by Ferret Warlord in 17:03.00](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/m74S7xFAEXM/mqdefault.jpg)
This TAS is frickin insane...it dances around bullets, moves faster than I can see, and is frame perfect for everything
That is... pretty much the entire point of a TAS. XD
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"Luigi wins by doing absolutely nothing" Strat.
This has the same energy as my cat getting zoomies at 4am
"Zoomies"
🤡🤡🤡
Nice. Took me ages, but I did beat this game in my younger years (one of "tough" games for me). It took so many retries, but it was worth it. The sound, the graphics, the art, it is all amazing.
First time I played it, it was like playing at the arcade (which was fun), except with extra options and no need to pay if you died too many times.
I heard the original Arcade game didn't allowed Continues, meaning the only way to beat it was using 1 credit
But I could be wrong though
This TAS is hilarious; what human could possibly play this game with max speed upgrades? Not me, not even with the slowdown! Great soundtrack, Konami at it's peak.
I stop at 3X speed.
E-Laser lag is actually a feature and not a bug in this case. :)
@@AgentLokVokun how so? This game often had lag regardless of what weapon you use.
@@sigma20xx Feels like E. type had more lag then any of the other weapons with options while fully/near fully charged.
Rumor has it there's a romhack with the lag issue resolved. I might have to look into that.
@@AgentLokVokun Yeah it's like you earn some bullet time when you have all 4 options charging up
Insanely great TAS, major props to TASer for making it so visually entertaining. That was exceptionally fun to watch.
One of the most beautiful TASes I've ever seen!
I appreciated that even in a TAS, you defeated Gofer in the traditional fashion.
Excuse me, but this was Bacterion. Gofer was in Gradius 2 and 4.
My Childhood Game What a Great Memories I Have With This Game!!
I can already feel the slowdown
There's a "Gradius 3 SA-1" SNES Romhack This Romhack Reduced All The Slowdown on This Game!!
@@yousefslimani99 I mean you could probably just use that version of Snes9x that runs at max speed but sure
The bgm is insane!
Huge fan of the series 👍
This soundtrack has triggered a core memory.
One of my favorite games of all time! I like how you spell out "Cpadolf" too
Up Up Down Down L R L R B A START.
..and if you use Left Right Left Right as in the classic code, you just die!
@@jojojoma3026 Best way to insult the player ever.
It looks like the runner is purposely not using the missile and shield power ups to avoid slowdown. It's clear that the runner doesn't need them anyway.
One of the Best OSTs in the story of gaming 🎶🎶🎶
THAT MOVEMENT GIMME NERVOURS
This is art! This is my favorite of the Gradius games (Salamander -> Life Force on the NES sort of not counting :3) I just wondered, and the answer might just be it’s a TAS also shut up 🤣. But why neglect missiles or the full option (option slot) to just make your setup faster? I mean there’s sections where not having to get an option in front of an enemy but below (missiles) would do nicely. Again… Just wondering. I loved every second including some pauses that showed some (haha!) moments like a defenseless fortress wall with only cores left and the final boss you can just leave to explode (aka Gradius 1 style) :3
Kinda curious: why wasn't the missile feature activated? Was it to prevent slowdown?
Very beautiful.
If I were the pilot I'd have barf all over the cockpit from major motion sickness lol
This makes all the rage moments of my childhood seem so meaningless. Hahah but man did I have fun watching this and living in my memories. I did beat this
90% of the speedrun is the ship flexing by circling around projectiles and nearing surfaces.
My Favorite Shoot'em Up Game of All Time!!
Agreed.
@@DRock2048 Do you Know about touhou?!
@@yousefslimani99 Yes, but I have not played any of them.
@@DRock2048 Touhou 2 Will Be Uploaded Very Soon on My Channel
This makes me feel vindicated for how much I sucked at these games
I love how you play with the enemies. they strive to defeat you and you just walk right over their noses like nothing happened. LOL
Im sorry, the spinning around the bullet made me laugh loudly I found that hilarious for some reason.
damn, you can one shot the first boss with 2 options and e laser?
I remember playing this game for so long, only to get roadblocked right at the level after the plant planet. The level simply moved so fast that I had no chance getting past that first ramp before the map forced me to collide with it every time. Ended up getting so frustrated that I quit playing.
Edit: Nice to see the bot also chose the same main weapon that I pick every time I played the game.
The plant level boss was designed to force you to get enough speed up boost that the level after that was playable. When the plant does the "force suck" attack was the cue for players.
@@AgentLokVokun Didn't really have to worry about that mechanic since I typically used the E. Laser and that usually kills bosses quick enough to avoid most of their attack patterns.
That... Actually makes sense now that I think about it.
@@tamango_skyes8074 @Sky Eleri Yeah even if you kill the boss with the E-Laser or somehow do not have enough speed you will basically INSTANTLY be killed at the start of the next level because you do not move fast enough to navigate the maze.
Example 17:06 17:24 17:26
Edit: My memory is a little fussy but if you die midway thru the level the orange NPCs are there to give you enough power ups (i think you need 3 speeds MINIMUM?) to get to the final boss. 17:24 is a good example of this. At 17:33 with out speed ups you'd die every time because the "screen moves too quickly"
@@hannukahcelt2027 Even if that's the case IIRC you need a bare minimum of 3 (or two?) speed ups to beat the next level.
I didn't know you could melee in this game!
This TAS contains Ultra Instinct!
Why didn't you use a shield and missels? To cut down on lag? If so, why didn't you go with minimize? That's what I liked to use when I played. The laser was my shield.😁 Also, why didn't you use the ships smart bomb weapon?
I wish you guys could see the look on my face watching him play this game knowing all the struggles I had with this.
素晴らしき射撃ゲーム😊
28:11: I''M GIVE UP
Author: Hi Give up, i'm Cpadolf
Gradius developers: "Are we a joke to you?" LOL
Hahaha this TAS made my eyes hurt, love the personality
I hate to be that guy but it looks like you have no collision/godmode on, I watched enemies and bullets pass through you and you flew right through the terrain on stage 3!
This music is very good
holy crap, the complete negation of the volcanos
Absolute beast
No se como en mi niñez podia pasar este juego en maxima dificultad :')
I always thought “Destroy them all!” Was just a suggestion.
21:24 at 0.25x
ese TAS es muy bueno!
perfection
Omg, I’m in love with a robot
I don’t understand why you didn’t shoot Bacterion. That would’ve saved even more time at the end. Nice TAS, though. I love the dancing around the bullets.
TAS runs and Human runs are scored differently. The time of human runs is scored from "Game Start" to the final frame of gameplay... usually the moment the game stops taking inputs from the player as it fades out to its ending/credit roll but some games have different ending conditions.
TAS runs are measured by how many frames the 'script' is running and sending controller inputs to the game, including before the game starts, when button presses are used to skip title screen animations, go to the options screen to unlock the max difficulty setting, and then pressing game start. The gameplay took longer Real Time because they didn't shoot bacterion, but the TAS script itself ended before the Vic Viper even fully cleared the regenerating cell wall at the end. No further inputs were required to advance the game to its end state at that point so that's where the "TAS time" ends even though real time still rolls beyond it.
This was actually a big argument amongst people who cared when this run was first released believe it or not lmao
@@jreigha Thanls for explaining that! I love Gradius III and was genuinely confused by the time out death for Bacterion. What a crazy world.
TAS is *INSANE!* omg 🤨💢
For sale: One Gradius MkIII spaceship.
Heavily modified for speed, only driven once (to successfully genocide an entire galaxy). Interior fully detailed, almost no smell of vomit left...... 50 bucks, no trades.
this is not Gradius
this is Destroyer
I like the part where the spaceship shot at the enemy!
i wonder what these would look like with the ROM hack to fix slowdown?
I'm give up your appellations?
Má ơi 😮
Next is Contra III The Alien Wars! HD!!
Imagine accidentally slowing yourself down
yeey Gradius 3 Love This Series Games
Perfect !
How to easily beat the game:
Step 1: Choose E-Laser on the SNES Version.
The definition of anxiety lol 😅
No speed up chip?
This is pretty casual. Everyone I know uses this route
Its because of this, The option is gone.
Tout un joueur
I never understood the final boss in this game, most anticlimactic end boss ever. Great game though
The final boss being insanely easy is something of a tradition in the Gradius series, the developers tended to treat the final stage as the boss encounter and the boss himself as a victory lap.
Vic Viper hype!
How to make a game give up all hope and just surrender to the player.
I think he's the most pathetic boss in all video games where you don't have to attack him. 25:49
All bosses have time limit.
28:15 Ah, Japan, don't you ever change.
5:49
14:35
16:59
Melee Weapon Space Ship Mode hahah
Followup: Why is the final boss so dumb and disappointing? *BARF BARF BARF DIES*
Edit: Check out the SECRET LEVELS on the his google "Gradius 3 secret zones" from IGN. Blew my mind || OR || UA-cam " Gradius III (SNES) - Bonus Stages" 26k views Mar 5, 2013
It's Gradius III on crack
レールガン😮
👍
It has to be some kind of invincible code here. Of course I can't believe I beat this game in 91. Of course with the 30-man code.
流石変態だわw。モアイ殲滅とレーザーの間を抜けるテク。変態としか言い様かないねw
伊能忠敬プレイ。
I Really Hate The Slowdown Issues on The Classic Games...I'll Use CPU Overclock to Get Rid of These Slowdowns!!
🗿🗿🗿🗿
玉玉レーザー強いし
i see what you did there 9:24 CP and 11:13 Swastika
edit: time
First to say right on fam
OMG, wasnt subbed, shame on me.
Speed up!
Cheats on tas lol
1番参考にならんプレイw
cheating
Showoff
Bot
TAS. It's kind of the point.
this is me when i am trying to impress my crush during elementary days