[TAS] NES Shatterhand by Cardboard in

[@Avrelivs_Gold]

best NES/Famicom music
just comes up in your mind out of nowhere
and it takes you back to 90s

[@Endru85x]

One my fav soundtracks from NES, with Kickmaster and some of Castelvania 3 being in top.

[@123TauruZ321]

This game is one of the best for nes. Top 10 at least for my part. Probably even top 5.

[@neukkongkham7347]

One of my favorite childhood games.

[@pipopawebghost8095]

Did you know it's based on a TV show?😊

[@ramzirmz786]

​@@pipopawebghost8095which show?

[@pipopawebghost8095]

@@ramzirmz786 Super Rescue Solbrain

[@yazychnik1]

I like this music !:)

[@Itbeyou]

Same😢❤

[@nunyanunya4147]

watched the race on gdq then watched the bot machinegun punch everything... humans have no chance

[@danielpowers5891]

Playing this game now and its hard as nails.

[@omerbinseleem1p0y11]

either this guy has superhuman reflexes or he has practised his ass off cause controlling the character in this game is not a joke and this is one of the hardest game for a speedrun only because of how slippery the character movement is

[@starwarriorterra8373]

This video is what is known as a Tool-Assisted Speedrun (TAS for short). For TASes, games are slowed down or played frame-by-frame (usually alongside memory viewers for extra stats) to craft a theoretical perfect run of said game (at least with the current knowledge and research of the game in question). These are not human runs, nor are they trying to advertise themselves as such, but they are a showcase of just how far you can push games.
That's not to say that all techniques shown aren't possible in RTA runs, but there are a group of techniques that are deemed "TAS-only" due to their insane degree of difficulty. There's still an incentive to get a faster time within TAS communities, but TASes are more of a collective effort than a pure competition, due to the pool of research put into many of these games.

[@maplecinna3979]

This man just punches bullets with his fist.

[@ramzirmz786]

He's strong as superman

[@edrictv]

She he is Fighting With Tokkiu Shirei Solbrain

[@KyuJuEX099x]

Wonder if anyone could do a TAS of the Japanese version of this game called "SolBrain"?

[@asmara9779]

Shakehand man

[@pipopawebghost8095]

Super Rescue Solbrain━━━━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━━━━ !!!!

[@OgatRamastef]

looks like batman

[@jerppursh7570]

What was wrong with the last run?

[@Blunette5194]

Allegedly it's lag reduction that makes the improvement here. Says so in the description.

[@jerppursh7570]

@@Blunette5194 oh lol

[@servedbot7377]

looks like terry bogard vs m.bison(vega) at the final battle

[@jerppursh7570]

@@servedbot7377 street fighter x fatal fury 2020

[@omerbinseleem1p0y11]

@@servedbot7377 final boss does look like bison

[@onestatusgoo2547]

Lo hace ver tan fácil

[@voidofmind]

I don't understand why you are ending the levels with more than one health. There is several spots you could have taken damage And been boosted further along, which would avoid the time it takes for health to count down at level end

[@Avrelivs_Gold]

early damage would take away punch powerup so it's only good at very end where no dmg would remain faster

[@xyan07]

Do your owm run and improve the time yourself.

[@bestrussianmusic9983]

В нашем городе, у всех была версия, где была зацикленная битва с боссом на лифте. Его убиваешь, а далее опять битва с ним (беконечно)...

[@games4us132]

у нас была версия зацикленная на подводном боссе. Там ещё в роле гг бегал робот и когда два раза по 3 одинаковых собираешь - у него пушка появляется.

[@Endru85x]

Same, i got a cartridge where this game was labeled as Robocop 4.

[@vancochiton2023]

Music like Kage

[@AnonTen]

Same developer

[@bluedragonninja6761]

Same developer, Natsume.

[@MichaSvaquish]

Solbrain is easier than shatterhand imo

[@hglbrg]

This must have been the game Batman was based on/same engine at least.