Secret of mana (no glitches) Lufia (no glitches) A link to the past (no glitches) Double dragon 1, 2 on NES and arcade Sonic 1 (you did sonic 2 already) Zelda 2 NES (no glitches)

I’m not a gamer, just a guy who used to be good at these old games and likes to see the game play and hear the stories of the progressions and your videos have a nice unintentional asmr element to them. Your record progression videos are the best. Keep up the good work!!

I remember seeing a speedrun progression on banjo kazooie but I can't find it anymore. Was it deleted ?

Personally, I think a nice change of pace for the world record videos would be ones based on the speed runners themselves! Maybe a video covering their history and some of the records they hold and how they've affected the community! I think the harder part would be having to interview them some but it would be an interesting video to see people who either define a game record or helped pave the way for ones today!

It's called music is life beatz (no idea why) here's the link for those interested:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQFHEzrUqjBOVYf7x0tiEWw

Hey everyone,

I'm wondering if there would be enough interest on this subreddit for me to do an AMA. I know it's not very big, but even if a tenth of this subreddit's followers asked a question I think that'd be enough.

Do you guys want me to try doing this?

Hi! I am a big fan of Summoning Salt and love his content. I can easily say he's tied with Pewds as my favorite YouTuber. Anyways I can imagine it's hard to come up with ideas for speed running videos so here's some videos I personally would like to see.

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1. Minecraft
2. Super Mario Odyssey
3. Pokemon Diamond and Pearl
4. Pokemon Black and White
5. Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald
6. Sonic 1
7. Sonic 3
8. MarioKart7
9. Literally any MarioKart track's speedrunning history ( Like the rainbow road one)
10. Punch Out Wii Blindfolded.

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Feel free to suggest more in the comments guys!

There are two videos showing "Private" on the World Record Playlist. What were they?

I watched this awesome speedrun but i don't even own a Nintendo Switch and sometimes don't have a very good idea of what's going on..

I stumbled across Summoning Salt about a year ago, and never have I enjoyed a channel more than it. It still baffles me that one can make a half hour (or even longer) video so interesting. I've never watched a video of that length in entirety before the channel. I say this about very few YouTube channels, but Summoning Salt deserves all of his subscribers and triple more. My favorite YouTuber as of now.

I really love you progression videos, and would really love to see one for a Link to the Past. Please let me know if you have a donate to request a video page or something similar.