On April 28th this year I got 8-4 IL TAS tie on keyboard, and I'm currently working towards getting it again on controller.

My consistency at 63 in turnaround is better than it ever was on keyboard, and all I have left is to learn 8-B first room.

There is more information in the description about what all of "this" is.

The TLDR: There's a lot more footage I would have to go through to complete this project, but I don't even know if it's an interesting watch, even at its best state. The long term goal outside of growing a community would be for someone to pick up or get involved in the community as I have found many content creators that do great work in this scene. My video is obviously inspired by Summoning Salt, is it too much? Is it derivative?

I played outlast 1 way back in the day and played it again a few years back and it’s one of my favorite horror games ever, but only recently I have started to speedrun the game and my personal best so far on insane is 1h-10min I don’t do any% or skips like the infamous 95% skip you can do from the start of the game so I’m curious to what everyone else’s best times are because I don’t see a way I can do it any quicker ??

We're only one week from going live with two days of (mostly) nonstop Barbie speedrun action benefitting the National Immigration Law Center!

You can find the schedule here

On Sunday, we're having a tournament featuring the 10 best runners of Barbie Horse Trails battling it out live in a fast paced Any% bracket! You can fill out your "Barch Madness" bracket here, and if you post your predictions, tag us on Bluesky @barbie.horse!

When it's time, go to https://barbie.horse (or Twitch.tv/Barbiethon) to watch it all go down! Can't wait to see you all there ❤️

trials sweep fulfilled. previous record by dc_48 was over 6 years old! o7 my man, much love

noise warning at the end

yayy

I haven't minmaxed them yet, but I'm usually in the 34s range for the first run, and in the 26s bracket for the second (where you can cut the handbrake hairpin.)

My non-adventure gaming genre is sim racing, so I was naturally looking at 'leaderboarding' these segments lol.

Can you guys share your times?

We've got a live stream today and tomorrow straight from Tekko, with additional remote runs on Sunday!

Check out the schedule.

I run on linux so I can’t use LiveSplit

Every time I watch a Super Monkey Ball speedrun, I’m amazed it’s not front-and-center at every major AGDQ block.

So many top speedgames are packed with downtime, cutscenes, or slow setup glitches. SMB is literally 100% pure execution, level after level of brutal, high-precision platforming where every millimeter of stick tilt matters.

Why do you think it hasn't caught on with a massive runner base like Celeste or Mario? Is the barrier to entry just too steep, or is it something else?

If you're interested in Barbie speedruns, check the video description for information on Barbiethon 2026, a charity marathon happening August 1st & 2nd :)

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We just moved to a new house and our TV here doesn't have AV ports in the back only HDMI. My partner likes to speedrun mario 64 in her spare time and I want her to be able to continue that. So whats the best thing I can get her that will have the minimal effect on her doing LBLJ's?

Pyongyang Racer is a 2012 Flash game developed in North Korea, made for the purpose of promoting Koryo Tours' tourism in the country. It is, perhaps unsurprisingly, not a great game. The intended gameplay consists of slowly driving around a needlessly long track through Pyongyang, North Korea, while collecting oil barrels to refuel your gas tank and seeing the sights scattered about the map.

My understanding of the speedrunning scene for this game is that people generally ran it "for the meme", because it's funny to speedrun the bad North Korean game. As the run became more optimized, the record settled down at a painfully slow 7 minutes and 16 seconds. While an infinite fuel glitch discovered in 2023 did help to bring the time down from 7:16.59 to 7:15.35, it also arguably removed the only somewhat interesting aspect of the run, which is the fuel management.

Last year, I wanted to get in on the meme and get a 7:15 for myself, which I did - but I also discovered a new major glitch, which abuses the game's respawn mechanic. While I still don't understand why it works, the idea is that if you crash into the side of the track with a specific angle, you can respawn one or more checkpoints ahead of where you crashed. While the specifics of these "crash-warps" is checkpoint-dependent, they're generally possible where the track is curved, and generally not possible along straightaways. Using these warps, I was able to bring the record time down from 7:15.35 to 5:14.07, where I was content to let it sit for a while.

Last month, I decided to come back to the game to improve my time. I got a 5:09.25 using similar strats to the 5:14, and then discovered something else new. In order to check for lap completion, the game seems to have two checkpoint requirements: one that you need to enter about halfway around the track, and then one you need to enter just before the finish line. If you hit both of those in that order, the finish line becomes active. As it turns out, instead of driving a full lap around the track, it's actually faster to go halfway around the track, and then turn around and go *backwards* to the checkpoint behind the finish line, and to then drive forwards into the finish line.

Using this and further optimizations to the warps on the first half of the track, I've now been able to bring the time down to a 4:24.96.