[TAS] NES Lunar Pool by eien86 in
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For more information, see tasvideos.org/...
TAS originally published on 2025-02-02
Lunar Pool, also known as Lunar Ball in Japan, is a billiards simulation game for the NES. Taking aspects from mini golf, the game has you play billiards on a variety of different-shaped pool tables, The goal in each table is to pocket all the numbered balls by hitting them with the cue ball. There is also a friction setting that determines how fast the ball decelerates as it travels, with a friction setting of 0 making it so that a ball will only slow down if it hits another ball.
eien86 ( tasvideos.org/... ) in this run improves on the previous run by 54 seconds thanks to an improved brute force script and better hardware used to find more optimized solutions to each pool table.
#tas #tasvideos #toolassisted #toolassistedspeedrun #speedrun - Ігри
Great tas. Protip: if you're reading this comment before starting the video, uh, lower your volume a bit
Thanks for the tip
Honestly this one is much better than the previous lunar pool TAS videos they uploaded in this channel
The previous ones were with no friction, this one would have been far less of a challenge to make so it's quite a bit shorter.
@@efa666 Doesn't matter, I like this one instead
@ just saying, they're not the same category lol
@@efa666 IDK I just feel like I found this one much enjoyable than the previous ones cuz I didn't like seeing the player killing himself a over and over again just to decrease the score rate cuz it just waste your time. but this one kinda nailed it without dying whatsoever
@ that's cool, they're both impressive in their own way :)
Played this as a kid but never was good at it. Congrats on completing the difficult game.
40 YEAS OLD. Thank you COMPLILER
Fascinating how each level starts with a little setup nudge
not bad for 1985
OMG! The nostalgia!
So I know this was done with the help of a brute forcer, but I still have to ask what I the world is going on in the stages where you sink balls with no apparent pocket nearby. Is that glitch only possible on the stages it was done, or would it be possible to perform it on other stages if it was better undetstood?
Bisqwit discovered it in his previous TAS, he called it "Vanquishing" a ball. I don't know if anyone has figured out the actual cause of the glitch, but both brute forcers stumbled across it.
EDIT: And in Bisqwit's TAS, as well, it only happened on stages 40 and 60.
My favorite pool table is the "LB" shaped one! 11:26
SUB 23MIN
My favorite game from 999999 in 11!1!1!!1!1!1!!
60 stages CONFIRM
Could there potentially be time saves in changing the friction at the beginning?
Que recuerdos, yo lo jugué de pequeño en una consola china pirata de esas de 99999999 en 1
Yo también
Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody
What exactly happened in round 60? A glitch? Or what
miss 1 shot for save time, but is a perfect game without special bonus
btw, missing the perfect game with max score tas
I'd also like to see a max score run, but I think the game needs to be hacked first to make the score counting instant so that it wouldn't take hours.
At this point, managing the score bonus is part of the routing. So a max score TAS would definitely warrant a separate branch.
There is a "no friction, minimum shots" submission
Was waiting max score, since the Rate max at 99, counting score will be long time on every stage, plus every stage got special bonus
There's also an MSX version of this game but honestly I prefer this one instead
There's a pool on the moon? How did the water get there?
Very very good TAS Gameplay video. Keep it up with it. Btw, I love playing NES video games in the Sports genre. One of them is "Lunar Pool". The game is fun and enjoyable. It brings back childhood memories that were lost in the passing of time. 😊
This video is 13 minutes old and this comment was made 10 minutes ago. Yes I too love TAS Gameplay video of NES video games in the Sports genre.
i too love the [insert subject] in the [insert subject] genre. the [insert subject] is [insert emotion] and [insert emotion]. it [insert nostalgic feeling].
@@andy2nine7 Oooohhh! Mad Libs!
"reach around"
"NES light loafers"
"buttplug shaped cartridge"
"fantastical"
"elegantly whimsical"
"reminds me of swallowing cactus needles"
Pretty sure I haven't played or even seen this game before, but the music is really familiar, any ideas anyone?
Wait what?! 14:35
I pray for an answer as to why balls can self destruct
I haven't seen any answers on the TASVideos website as to where the imaginary pockets in stages 40 and 60 come from, even though the effect was observed in the old run from 2010!
Liked this as a kid, i wonder why no game ever adopted this concept of akward pool tables.
lol that bullshit invisible hole in the last stage
billiard 2008 tas (real) (real)
Doing the perfects here is bullshit I understand why the TAS people don't do it unless it's perfect focus one.
It's super cool game tho. Prolly they want to speed up.
My guess is the reason to not perfect each board is because of how much time is taken with the score counting up. As the goal here is to save frames, getting perfect would lose time.
At last!
78 890pts only
Can you PLEASE show a tas where you get to the kill screen in duck hunt game b and c??? PLS!!! I haven’t found any videos like those anywhere on the internet you would literally be the first person in the world to do so!!!
meh. the book was better.
The book is ALWAYS better.