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This tool-assisted speedrun, by Henrik Norgren (Wyster) and Simon Sternis (Scaredsim), aims to beat GoldenEye 007 in as little a time as possible. Unlike the previous rendition of this run, Aztec and Egyptian are now beaten. This resulted in a longer overall time, but every individual level was improved upon. Read the author's submission ( http://tasvideos.org/3011S.html ) to learn more.
Here are the individual level times:
Dam 1:47
Facility 0:49
Runway 0:33
Surface 1 1:44
Bunker 1 0:54
Silo 1:07
Frigate 0:56
Surface 2 1:10
Bunker 2 0:40
Statue 2:15
Archives 0:51
Streets 1:50
Depot 0:42
Train 1:40
Jungle 0:49
Control 3:51
Caverns 1:19
Cradle 0:32
Aztec 1:18
Egypt 0:42
This is a tool-assisted speedrun, played on an emulator with slowdown, frame-by-frame shooting, savestates and rerecords. It is NOT meant to show skill, but rather push the game to its limits, as it is PURELY a form of entertainment.
The publication of this run can be found here: will put a link here when it's published
The authors have given me permission to upload this run. It should NOT be uploaded without first getting his permission.
For more information on tool-assisted speedruns, and to watch the many already-existing, awesome TASes, visit http://tasvideos.org/
This tool-assisted speedrun, by Henrik Norgren (Wyster) and Simon Sternis (Scaredsim), aims to beat GoldenEye 007 in as little a time as possible. Unlike the previous rendition of this run, Aztec and Egyptian are now beaten. This resulted in a longer overall time, but every individual level was improved upon. Read the author's submission ( http://tasvideos.org/3011S.html ) to learn more.
Here are the individual level times:
Dam 1:47
Facility 0:49
Runway 0:33
Surface 1 1:44
Bunker 1 0:54
Silo 1:07
Frigate 0:56
Surface 2 1:10
Bunker 2 0:40
Statue 2:15
Archives 0:51
Streets 1:50
Depot 0:42
Train 1:40
Jungle 0:49
Control 3:51
Caverns 1:19
Cradle 0:32
Aztec 1:18
Egypt 0:42
This is a tool-assisted speedrun, played on an emulator with slowdown, frame-by-frame shooting, savestates and rerecords. It is NOT meant to show skill, but rather push the game to its limits, as it is PURELY a form of entertainment.
The publication of this run can be found here: will put a link here when it's published
The authors have given me permission to upload this run. It should NOT be uploaded without first getting his permission.
For more information on tool-assisted speedruns, and to watch the many already-existing, awesome TASes, visit http://tasvideos.org/
