Things I've learned after an hour of watching this: - walls don't exist - sometimes crashing the game is optimal - the fastest path to 100% is the one that appears the most arbitrary
(Assuming you're referring to the end of Castle 1 and Aztec 1 where the game freezes visually). That's just a reset, BizHawk (the emulator used to make this) keeps the last frame held during resets until the Nintendo logo appears.
@@Ballaam Scary thing about Lanky falling and dancing with himself is that if you pause during his fall, you'll see there's only one. He's all alone in the void..
This game is on another level. As a kid you love the goofy sounds and gameplay and as an adult you realize Donkey Kong was trying to tell you how it feels to be older.
Fun fact: the very last banana in the game is the only one with the Rareware logo on it instead of the N64 logo, and it’s collected just at 1:29:50, when the TAS isn’t even two hours in the game
Unless a faster method is found. That’s why I personally prefer LOTADs. Low Optimized Tool Assisted Demonstrations. Basically, the broken shenanigans of a TAS and one-shotting hard tricks without the pretense of “this is the absolute perfect run”
Five apes being in a hurry to defeat a crocodile that stole all of their bananas, while disrespecting the established laws of physics like monkeys on uncarthographed islands usually do.
In case you’re wondering: Candy’s upgrades and Sniper Mode don’t count towards 101% and aren’t needed for the speed run which explains why he never purchased them
but homing ammo does? or is it just intended/mandatory for some banana-tasks (not mini-games) like chunky being invisible (for the bats) in castle or lanky (at night, again for bats) in forest?
@@TheJayKayA It's a practical thing, it's used mostly for the tower on top of the castle and the vulture in the temple. Nah, the real funny thing is that none of Tiny's moves are needed...
Afaik it's a camera hack to let us viewers see whats happening during Tag-Barrel-Storage (at least the longer ones, because it's basically just a black screen as long as TBS is in effect). This hack is only for demonstration purposes and doesn't affect the gameplay in any way. If I mixed things up, I'd be glad if someone can correct it.
@@Chaosnerd the tag barrel normally puts a black overlay along with all the kong’s models over the game area. Unloading the barrel removes it but still stores the menu. I’m not sure on the black screen but I don’t think it has to do with a mod of any kind EDIT: He never actually left the tag barrel’s radius now that I look closer. I think it is a mod of some kind
I thought I knew how things were working for this TAS, and then DK pulled the auto production lever and somehow immediately started up the 2nd run of the DK Arcade game and I realized just how naïve I was.
In short, we tricked the Lever into thinking we started pulling it (escaping Gorilla Grab by getting damaged). The lever that the kong has progressed far enough into an animation (to the same point as the end of the Gorilla Grab animation), at which point it will activate the start of the pull into Arcade. We use Tiny's idle animation to trigger this as it is sufficiently long enough. After pulling the lever in power shed, the game starts to play the production room on cutscene, but gets interrupted by the arcade lever finishing the process of pulling you into Arcade. This skips having to watch the production room on cutscene and allows for some clever routing
For the first 3 minutes during the tutorial, I thought that there might not be any glitches involved. Then I remembered that this was a Rareware N64 game when DK did a back-handspring into the next time zone.
1:00:38 - 1:00:54 Quality enemy AI you've got there, game. 2:07:05 - 2:07:55 DK strongly approves of these TBS antics. 2:50:32 - 2:50:47 One does not simply hit the photography monkey. 2:56:06 Sorry, guys. I'm afraid they got the air, too... 3:00:10 _"I can't hit him! He's so elusive!"_ 3:32:19 - 3:32:42 Excuse me, DK Rap, but what exactly did Lanky _not_ have?
Oh hey!! Hold on there!! what exactly is going on at 28:18??!????!?!!!! I just can't believe what I see, that you made it seem like its the easiest part in the entire game, in what in fact is the most difficult and intimidating part of the entire game!! In what I spent a lot of my precious time if my child for absolutely nothing!!!! Come in man !! What the hell!!! I spent literally days upon RAGE to get the rhythm of the mechanics and even though I got something out or the mechanics I just couldn't get it done so left it!!!! But you must tell me how you did it!!!
What is going on is that the movement (Walking, Running, Jumping, Swimming etc.) the game considers us in is "Klaptrap Kong". Normally there is no way to exit Klaptrap Kong movement at all until you beat Beaver Bother. That being said, with this glitch, we use a beaver to push us into a wall to a sufficient amount. Since the surrounding walls are slippery, it forces us into the sliding moving state. After which, we are returned to the Idle movement state and gain back all our traditional abilities including shockwave. That being said, this glitch is by no means easy, and beating Beaver Bother normally is miles easier.
2:40:00 Lanky Kong's not so serious sideways jumps! 2:44:10 people who wanna see DK moonwalk and then fly around! 3:02:05 THE MOONJUMP 3:20:50 Diddy does not monopolize the jetpack. Dixie and relatives have ready access as well. 3:21:24 an example of what happens a few times this run, confusing the game a little too much. 3:32:22 Lanky has style and grace, the song is a lie 3:33:55 Another prime example of Diddy allowing in-laws to use his stuff 3:34:44 CHUNKY WTF 3:35:50 anxiety 3:52:35 overwhelming snide?
6:01I must have forgotten the part of the game where the camera goes off on a noir detective adventure and picks up some of Donkey's bananas and a GB for him. Its really sending me back
Ballaam, this is quite possibly the sexiest thing I've ever seen. So glad you finally finished it. It's amazing. I'll try to get on twitch sometime next week to say hey. Congrats on this.
I debated on it, but if I recall correctly, I finished encoding this with only a couple days until the live reveal. Should 101% get destroyed even further resulting in it being worth to make a 3rd edition TAS, then I'll make a note to show a counter
@@Ballaam when/if you do that, would it show info like what kongs have what moves, what items have been collected so far, etc? Maybe something like what Malleo has in his TTYD TASes? That might be too much effort though
@@Portentous__ It would show the progress towards collecting each collectable type that updates the percentage counter. So far 101% hasn't changed much since this video. I still hold the condition that I would only consider making an update to this if there were significant changes.
Take out some redundant parts, finish some areas, smooth out the collision weirdness, yeah that’d be nice but it’ll never happen, the licences are all messed up like Goldeneye N64
True. Nintendo should at least put this game on switch, they did add n64 games on there so if not remaster, which I do agree it’s impossible, could add it.
K. Rool: "BWA HA HA!!! My latest plan is so perfect! Those Kongs will never defeat me now!" This guy, through a rip in the time/space continuum that he helped the Kongs create: "Surprise, motherfucker!"
A Bismuth-style explanation of this would easily take over 6 hours with everything explained to a detailed degree. Given the amount of time and work he put into the Any% Explanation, it would take potentially up to 6 months for such a video when there are tonnes of other games which could do with a great Bismuth-style explanation video.
@@Fredcat11 Did someone named Wrong Kong comment or? I remember Sakurai saying he copied Dixie Kong's Glide because Donkey Kong didn't have much to work with. (A berral would've worked fine but I guess he didn't like it)
@@TheGameCreator13 That's Lanky Kong in this game - Dixie ain't one of them. If you're referring to the moveset that Dixie used from DKC3, then you should had say that in first place, so not to have a mislead on reading.
There are some points when so much shit happens and all of the sudden, he leaves or exits the area, changing the screen to black as it loads and all I see is my stupid dumbfounded reflection.
I forgot how they made this game. If I remember they had to make the game go fast because walls was a problem but when you slow it down. You can go through anyway
one of my favorite game of all time and when it see it being "destroyed" like this all I'm thinking is TAS sure knows how to make a mess of a game but why is it so entertaining? XD
@@edvideojuegosycultura3712 I played it as a kid, and I disagree. The game isn't terrible, but there is a clear gap between what Rare wanted with it and what the N64 could handle. Honestly, if I had the time and a legal copy, I'd love to play it again.
![[TAS] Donkey Kong 64 "101%" in 3:58:46](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/y_7ZymBtT_Q/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] Donkey Kong 64 "101%" in 3:58:46](/img/tr.png)
Things I've learned after an hour of watching this:
- walls don't exist
- sometimes crashing the game is optimal
- the fastest path to 100% is the one that appears the most arbitrary
(Assuming you're referring to the end of Castle 1 and Aztec 1 where the game freezes visually). That's just a reset, BizHawk (the emulator used to make this) keeps the last frame held during resets until the Nintendo logo appears.
- gorillas can fly
I Bet Banjo And Kazooie Are Stunned After Watching this.
@@dawashingmachine9158 By kicking, no less!
Another thing I learned:
The tag barrel is surprisingly broken.
2:39:50
"He has no style, he has no grace
He'll warp through wormholes into infinite space"
Great job, I had a blast watching this
Why does that work!?!?!?
CAN
H A N D S T A N D
WHEN HE NEEDS TO
does anyone know if he was trying to spell something out while he was flickering across the endless black?
@@michaelhan6731 Nothing was being spelled. Just the DK64 camera being a DK64 camera and flickering perspective every frame
@@Ballaam Scary thing about Lanky falling and dancing with himself is that if you pause during his fall, you'll see there's only one.
He's all alone in the void..
Can't wait for that "wall" DLC to come out. Complete game changer.
Shinespark3 do you understand how angry this would make every single speed runner on earth?
@Turts0192 Ayeeee
It’s a glitch there’s no way it’s DLC!
But then we'll have to figure out how to downpatch our DK64 carts
@@benrichardson5662 I prefer getting a flash cart. Much easier to update roms and then you can use the romhack for dk64.
This game is on another level. As a kid you love the goofy sounds and gameplay and as an adult you realize Donkey Kong was trying to tell you how it feels to be older.
He was grunting while long jumping because he was concerned he would slip a disk
Fun fact: the very last banana in the game is the only one with the Rareware logo on it instead of the N64 logo, and it’s collected just at 1:29:50, when the TAS isn’t even two hours in the game
If only Rare wasn’t bought out by Microsoft, things would’ve been different...
Whoaaaaa. That’s so weird. Great catch.
@@jasminejohnston6393 nothing would be different
so game ends after that :D new 101% goal: only collect 201st RW-banana and finish :D
The thumbnail tells me: Dong expanded too much it exploded.
.....My Game they broke it. Oh wicked
@Oscar Ljungberg *with earrape high volume*
there's something comforting about TAS runs. i know they will never mess up, so that takes away the tension of watching a human do it lol
Unless a faster method is found. That’s why I personally prefer LOTADs. Low Optimized Tool Assisted Demonstrations. Basically, the broken shenanigans of a TAS and one-shotting hard tricks without the pretense of “this is the absolute perfect run”
Can somebody explain what's happening between 0:00 and 4:24:18?
N O
4 hours of moaning and dong expanding
kong go FAST
Kong go go
Five apes being in a hurry to defeat a crocodile that stole all of their bananas, while disrespecting the established laws of physics like monkeys on uncarthographed islands usually do.
Jungle Japes starts at 2:08:05
Me like: "Yay, I didn't need two hours to enter Jungle Japes!"
The first level💀
Dude took 2 hours to enter level 1 idk about this TAS guy, he seems like a fraud.
The 'S' in TAS stands for Sloths
@@Ballaam frickin knew it
1:58:20 is a thing of beauty. For whatever reason the game let chunky bring his boulder into the bonus barrel
Never come between an ape and his boulder
A Minigame he's not supposed to be in no less
@@BuddyDragon18 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Out of everything, seeing Beaver Bother broken like that was cathartic af
all the grayscale parts feel like some kind of nightmare sequence
What do the grayscale parts mean?
@@Portentous__ character select
@@moosesues8887 ah ok
what
Oh boy here we go, 4 hours of "Nggggh" repeatedly.
HNGHGGHNGHGNGNGNHGNHGNHGNHGHNGNGNHGHNHGNHGNHGNGHNGHNGHNGHGNHGNGHNGHNGHGNHGNHGNGHNGHNG
DK.. Donkey nnngghhh
Going to town for four hours bruh
I never play this game but daaamn with Nhhhhg, thanks god i never play this xD
Yeah his noises, the load screens, the.. fuck dude everything about this I just want to destroy myself
In case you’re wondering: Candy’s upgrades and Sniper Mode don’t count towards 101% and aren’t needed for the speed run which explains why he never purchased them
but homing ammo does? or is it just intended/mandatory for some banana-tasks (not mini-games) like chunky being invisible (for the bats) in castle or lanky (at night, again for bats) in forest?
@@TheJayKayA It's a practical thing, it's used mostly for the tower on top of the castle and the vulture in the temple.
Nah, the real funny thing is that none of Tiny's moves are needed...
@@DrSnap23 can't remember right now; so does that mean, tiny's never goin' into cranky's here? :D and moves also don't count towards 101?
@@TheJayKayA Nope =)
3:20:50 Okay, that was amazing.
Yeah hard to tell how the hell that worked
only that? :'D
I like how a portion of this video is in monochrome due to the character swap glitch.
He's literally going so fast, the colors can't follow
Tag barrel storage
Afaik it's a camera hack to let us viewers see whats happening during Tag-Barrel-Storage (at least the longer ones, because it's basically just a black screen as long as TBS is in effect). This hack is only for demonstration purposes and doesn't affect the gameplay in any way. If I mixed things up, I'd be glad if someone can correct it.
@@Chaosnerd the tag barrel normally puts a black overlay along with all the kong’s models over the game area. Unloading the barrel removes it but still stores the menu. I’m not sure on the black screen but I don’t think it has to do with a mod of any kind
EDIT: He never actually left the tag barrel’s radius now that I look closer. I think it is a mod of some kind
42:01 The Proper Response to walking through a wall and potentially falling to your doom.
Mmmmmmrooooooooww
2:31:14 sounds like the game has had enough of the glitches
LAppelDuVideo I would too if I was the game
Lol that's funny!
i seriously don't know what is what anymore at that point
I always laugh so hard at chunky when he falls down imao
Lanky Kong jumpscare at 3:05:04
thanks for the warning man, Lanky Kong is fucking scary
Simply amazing culmination of work. It's both technically impressive and super fun to watch. Seven months of time well spent!
Every time he leaves a banana just laying there I cry a little...
Poor B. Locker, he’s trying his best
I thought I knew how things were working for this TAS, and then DK pulled the auto production lever and somehow immediately started up the 2nd run of the DK Arcade game and I realized just how naïve I was.
In short, we tricked the Lever into thinking we started pulling it (escaping Gorilla Grab by getting damaged). The lever that the kong has progressed far enough into an animation (to the same point as the end of the Gorilla Grab animation), at which point it will activate the start of the pull into Arcade. We use Tiny's idle animation to trigger this as it is sufficiently long enough. After pulling the lever in power shed, the game starts to play the production room on cutscene, but gets interrupted by the arcade lever finishing the process of pulling you into Arcade. This skips having to watch the production room on cutscene and allows for some clever routing
Every time there’s a reset, I imagine the game going, “...OK! We don’t know what happened there so...let’s try that again!”
For the first 3 minutes during the tutorial, I thought that there might not be any glitches involved.
Then I remembered that this was a Rareware N64 game when DK did a back-handspring into the next time zone.
Nah mate, no glitches here. This is 100% developer-intended gameplay here :P
The route planning must have been exhausting but worth it ;). Great job
I don’t care if the video is 10 hours long, we need bismuth on this.
I love how walls are like suggestions in this game. If you don't like 'em, ignore 'em.
This guy is just amazing, all speedruns from him are so clean and perfect bro.
I barely understand what's going on in runs like these, and yet I keep watching them in utter fascination! This one was so amazing!
I absolutely love the use of glitched bananas to bypass some of the longer ones.
1:00:38 - 1:00:54
Quality enemy AI you've got there, game.
2:07:05 - 2:07:55
DK strongly approves of these TBS antics.
2:50:32 - 2:50:47
One does not simply hit the photography monkey.
2:56:06
Sorry, guys. I'm afraid they got the air, too...
3:00:10
_"I can't hit him! He's so elusive!"_
3:32:19 - 3:32:42
Excuse me, DK Rap, but what exactly did Lanky _not_ have?
The tas runs are incredible to watch.
Every single little thing that happens is all part of the plan to get the best time.
This is so glitchy I'm expecting hyper-realistic blood to start pouring out of it at any moment.
I love this game so much.
Currently playing a 101% runtrough and i really hate gloomy galleon but i love this game.
You have killed my childhood and made me see The DONG!!!!
This is the best video I have ever seen on youtube cheers!!!
Oh hey!! Hold on there!! what exactly is going on at 28:18??!????!?!!!!
I just can't believe what I see, that you made it seem like its the easiest part in the entire game, in what in fact is the most difficult and intimidating part of the entire game!!
In what I spent a lot of my precious time if my child for absolutely nothing!!!!
Come in man !! What the hell!!! I spent literally days upon RAGE to get the rhythm of the mechanics and even though I got something out or the mechanics I just couldn't get it done so left it!!!!
But you must tell me how you did it!!!
What is going on is that the movement (Walking, Running, Jumping, Swimming etc.) the game considers us in is "Klaptrap Kong". Normally there is no way to exit Klaptrap Kong movement at all until you beat Beaver Bother.
That being said, with this glitch, we use a beaver to push us into a wall to a sufficient amount. Since the surrounding walls are slippery, it forces us into the sliding moving state. After which, we are returned to the Idle movement state and gain back all our traditional abilities including shockwave.
That being said, this glitch is by no means easy, and beating Beaver Bother normally is miles easier.
To see this minigame destroyed completely has healed a part of my soul.
Thank you
@@Ballaam Is Chunky able to do that?
@@wingedpikpik1787 Chunky can do that, as can every kong.
@@Ballaam Can PAL do it? (it's for cheddar on the beaver bother)
you know it's gonna be insane when Jungle Japes is 2 hrs in
2:39:57 - 2:40:16 this speedrun in a nutshell
He's just in a quantum superposition lol
Especially when multiple copies of him show up lol
Welcome to the jungle, where phasing through everything is totally normal!
I feel like I'm having a stroke watching this playthrough and I'm only 10 minutes in
using the forced switch in king cut-out to unlock kongs is really creative
2:40:00 Lanky Kong's not so serious sideways jumps!
2:44:10 people who wanna see DK moonwalk and then fly around!
3:02:05 THE MOONJUMP
3:20:50 Diddy does not monopolize the jetpack. Dixie and relatives have ready access as well.
3:21:24 an example of what happens a few times this run, confusing the game a little too much.
3:32:22 Lanky has style and grace, the song is a lie
3:33:55 Another prime example of Diddy allowing in-laws to use his stuff
3:34:44 CHUNKY WTF
3:35:50 anxiety
3:52:35 overwhelming snide?
On mobile it looks like
(Low Optimized Tool Ass...
@Sour Typhoon025 ok
@Sour Typhoon025 not every phone displays the same mobile scaling. you are incorrect about your assumption that he is in fact, a liar.
This tas NEEDS subtitle commentary. Super entertaining tas regardless.
The description has a link to the Twitch VOD with commentary throughout.
I'm genuinely surprised Terminalmontage didn't make a video for this game. It's a meme goldmine for him and I'll betcha the speedruns will be perfect
Donkey Kong: "What are you trying to say? That I can walk through walls?"
Funky Kong: "What I'm saying is, when you're ready, you won't have to."
I would like to see the look on the game developers faces if they saw this.
19 more minutes an this run would have been 270 minutes long, (Which is the same pokedex number as lotad)
52:30 Lanky was really schmovin on em
6:01I must have forgotten the part of the game where the camera goes off on a noir detective adventure and picks up some of Donkey's bananas and a GB for him. Its really sending me back
Cameraman was going through an episode there
2:12:06 amazing jump into the minecart
Ballaam, this is quite possibly the sexiest thing I've ever seen. So glad you finally finished it. It's amazing. I'll try to get on twitch sometime next week to say hey. Congrats on this.
Donkey Kong: the game where walls and item requirements are just a suggestion
Well, when you're a TAS speedrunner anyway.
Still feel bad for tiny having to go into k rools shoes
It's still kind of depressing that even the TAS can't beat Tiny's phase without the music looping
Man I love DK64 so much, I lowkey want to make a 3d platformer like it when I grow older if I'm able to.
Plenty of coding tutorials out there, why not start with a basic 2d game and build from there
41:17 oh a normal Kong switch ... 41:20 nevermind
43:38 First Donkey Kong ever TAS.
You took years to master this great job
28:52 i dont know why but that transition was funny as hell
2:50:30
There's just something so funny about the enemy trying to attack Diddy while he snaps a picture
I would love to see this with a little counter telling us how much of everything it has so far at any given point
I debated on it, but if I recall correctly, I finished encoding this with only a couple days until the live reveal. Should 101% get destroyed even further resulting in it being worth to make a 3rd edition TAS, then I'll make a note to show a counter
@@Ballaam when/if you do that, would it show info like what kongs have what moves, what items have been collected so far, etc? Maybe something like what Malleo has in his TTYD TASes? That might be too much effort though
@@Portentous__ It would show the progress towards collecting each collectable type that updates the percentage counter.
So far 101% hasn't changed much since this video. I still hold the condition that I would only consider making an update to this if there were significant changes.
3:33:55 is the most cursed thing I’ve ever seen
Somehow I had no memory of Donkey Kong going "MMMNN, MMMNN, MMMNN" whenever he rolled until I watched this
Congratulation For This Amazing TAS ! 😸 🐙 🦑 👻 🙈
I know there’s so many moments to talk about in this but how has one mentioned 55:05 as if it’s not intentional and just a gem
Haha, yeah that was intentional
2:47:54 That jumpscared the heck out of me lol
*steals temple banana*
*G E T O U T*
*Phases through space and time out of the temple in seconds*
.......
understandable have a nice day
This run was bananas to watch
best tas i ever watched
Never mind all the grayscale in some parts. DK was just getting a cheeseburger and the game decided to proceed as normal.
Amazing TAS :) so cool to beat the game that quick
»beat« (any%) isnt nearly the same as »complete« (100/101)
Every minute or so I had a new question and every time the answer was to renew my faith.
1:08:01 the start of ultra instinct Lanky
Technically this isn't a speedrun, it's nostalgia in 4:11:49.
the good ol' skewed rocketbarrel Tiny
I'm glad im not the only one that noticed that
I love watching the mini games in this speedrun
101%RTAは結構見てきたけど実はTASは初めて見る
ここからPhase Walkは生まれたんですよね。実用化したSignaさんはすごいや
2:04:37 my guy had the same exact reaction as me lolol
152 phasewalks total
They should really make a remastered version of this game. That would be great
Take out some redundant parts, finish some areas, smooth out the collision weirdness, yeah that’d be nice but it’ll never happen, the licences are all messed up like Goldeneye N64
True. Nintendo should at least put this game on switch, they did add n64 games on there so if not remaster, which I do agree it’s impossible, could add it.
The fact that it takes a TAS bot to 101% the game in 4 HOURS proves how long this damn game is💀
K. Rool: "BWA HA HA!!! My latest plan is so perfect! Those Kongs will never defeat me now!"
This guy, through a rip in the time/space continuum that he helped the Kongs create: "Surprise, motherfucker!"
Exactly how it was meant to be played.
B. Locker starts to wonder if he’s a ghost.
1:05:12 to 1:05:21
can a human perform that? That looks awesome.
Yeah, with enough practice, it could be attempted in runs for sure.
Bismuth needs to explain this one.
Keep him out of this, this isn't his fault. He tried his best.
A Bismuth-style explanation of this would easily take over 6 hours with everything explained to a detailed degree. Given the amount of time and work he put into the Any% Explanation, it would take potentially up to 6 months for such a video when there are tonnes of other games which could do with a great Bismuth-style explanation video.
The arcade was the only part of this run that seemed human-doable lol
59:00 best moment
48:58 best bit
"Flint Lockwood!!!"
The domino guy at 41:54
the number of expoilts in this just in the first 5 minutes...
1:31:27 最高難度バージョンの撃て撃てクレムリン4秒とかヤバいwww
I don't understand anything of what's going on, but it is funny as hell.
Our love is stronger than a golden banana
Sakurai using Dixie's glide for his Up 🅱️ instead of using his Balloon Feet recovery from Donkey Kong 64 smh
Wrong Kong - that's Tiny's sister, btw.
@@Fredcat11 Did someone named Wrong Kong comment or? I remember Sakurai saying he copied Dixie Kong's Glide because Donkey Kong didn't have much to work with. (A berral would've worked fine but I guess he didn't like it)
@@TheGameCreator13 That's Lanky Kong in this game - Dixie ain't one of them.
If you're referring to the moveset that Dixie used from DKC3, then you should had say that in first place, so not to have a mislead on reading.
There are some points when so much shit happens and all of the sudden, he leaves or exits the area, changing the screen to black as it loads and all I see is my stupid dumbfounded reflection.
I forgot how they made this game. If I remember they had to make the game go fast because walls was a problem but when you slow it down. You can go through anyway
one of my favorite game of all time and when it see it being "destroyed" like this all I'm thinking is TAS sure knows how to make a mess of a game but why is it so entertaining? XD
I heard it's a horrible game that's why I haven't played it.
@@edvideojuegosycultura3712 I played it as a kid, and I disagree. The game isn't terrible, but there is a clear gap between what Rare wanted with it and what the N64 could handle.
Honestly, if I had the time and a legal copy, I'd love to play it again.
@@tsnap4 ok, I'm going to check it out on my WiiU. 👍
@@edvideojuegosycultura3712 it's a lot of collecting that's what most people don't like about it
@@reborn756 woah, That's bad disining, kinda reminds me of Banjo Tooie.
any% for the best speed glitches, full game+ for many more speed glitches