[TAS] NES Blaster Master "all bosses" by BrotherMojo in

This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For more information, see tasvideos.org/2273M.html. TAS originally published on 2013-01-18.
Jason's pet frog escaped and got into some radioactive material underground. Naturally, there's a tank handy and Jason's first reaction is to go after his frog.
BrotherMojo improves the previous movie by 2:43.86 (9,848 Frames @60.098813897441 FPS) using better routes and more glitches. More information in Submission notes (tasvideos.org/3804S.html)

[@thejackal007]

Ok, spinning around while throwing grenades at the end was hilarious.

[@solarflare9078]

TF2 aimbots be like:

[@TUSMBOX]

So many 360 no scopes.

[@devjock]

That ending music gets me every time. Back in the day, the struggle was real. It's truly poetic seeing the movement tech going on, the absolute dominance, the little flairs, the emoting. It all makes for a very enjoyable run to watch. Well done!

[@pcachu]

"The Jason is _grounded!_ We had those grenades installed so you could kill the bosses and rescue your mutant frog friend, _not_ so you could throw boss fight raves!"

[@Recon-cv1fe]

Not many will get your comment. #strongbad
And you're a Spaceghost fan too! Perfect

[@stevenkelley2842]

Oh SilentJ... very clever...

[@TUSMBOX]

@23:08 highlight of the run for me.

[@shionkreth7536]

lol, thank you, I missed it.

[@wunderlichD]

Area 4 music is fire and thank you for showing me the ending pf this game that I never made it to.

[@jammiebooker6489]

I love the ending...

[@hxrdwired]

Fantastic game, fantastic to see it completed. This was the bane of my childhood and I never did see it finished. Great work.

[@gtshawn]

The music is part of my childhood!!!

[@ericolivencia]

Great run Mojo! Would love to see this as a no-hit/no-death run (for obvious reasons), to see the time difference and strats

[@grimmdanny]

This was a total trip down memory lane.

[@seven8time]

I love the tech in this run!

[@coondogtheman]

I played this and maybe got to the third area before I kept dying. Never heard the end music until I watched a playthrough of this game. Best part of the ending is Jason gets to keep the vehicle. I hope someone creates a vehicle mod for GTA of this vehicle.

[@TheChelnov]

When I was playing that game I thought I was playing a 16 bit game. This game really pushed the limits of nes

[@umageddon]

Blaster Master - The bane of my childhood never did finish it :/

[@jammiebooker6489]

Damn, how he finished the 3rd boss was nice

[@ColbyePresents]

*Very Thanks!*

[@-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-]

entering section 8 gave me Tourian/Mother brain vibes.

[@XanthinZarda]

All the bosses are a photosensitive warning. This is your photosensitive warning.

[@wagnerramosmidichannelabso514]

2.327 milliseconds left to reach 30:30.303!

[@akalyx]

neat, thanks!

[@meteorytekrenaryte]

It is nice to see a character I recognize in their original game. The game I played was a flash game called Super Mario Crossover... And something else idk. Although it was on a game site where games you played had hacks just for fun.
It is both entertaining and sad to see a TAS violate a game to it's absolute most, but who am I anyway?

[@tungnguyenhuu6649]

pefect!

[@GrahamJyc1]

15:52 What happened there?

[@apollocreed7668]

Beat this in 1990. Thanks.

[@atomsmash100]

Would have never made it to the end without Game Genie. Yes, I know, "cheating", but we needed to see the end of the game and back then, that was the only way to do it unless you could conquer the game itself.

[@jamescox2894]

When does the TAS part start? I only see normal gameplay. 🤔

[@crudmuffin64]

TAS stands for "tool assisted speedrun", basically they slowed the game down and manually inputted specific actions on every frame of the game running to make a theoretically "perfect" playthrough. So to answer your question, the TAS part was the whole playthrough. There are a lot of tricks that aren't easy or even possible at normal speed.

[@generaljimmies3429]

Wait a minute, I though if you Game Over you start ALL THE WAY back to the beginning of the game.
What version was I playing when I was little?

[@xyan07]

When you get game over you start at the beginning of the area you died. If you died in area 1 before getting to area 2 it will drop off the same way as it does on the beginning

[@generaljimmies3429]

@@xyan07 Huh, I must have got a different version of the game.
If I got to Area 7 and died on my last life the game would start over from the beginning of the game.
I'll check and see if there are any regions that have this version.
Either that or Game Genie was active.

[@sidgar1]

You get 2 Continues, after that a game over is back to the beginning

[@xyan07]

@@sidgar1 oh yeah. Forgot about the continues. Youre right

[@TheBoxGamePL]

like series of these games

[@mark6302]

loved this when I was a kid. I was so fuckin bad at it though.

[@FromTheRoomOfLittleEase]

Inspired

[@iskamag]

13:32

[@albertovargas1216]

Te creí hasta el nivel 4, y ahí me di cuenta que estás pasándola con trucos. Pásala bien, sin trucos, como yo

[@adamneuman1232]

You're losing on purpose !!!

[@SHREKfiona1234]

it always reminded me of festers quest when you are walking around, i love watching games i could never beat, get the $#!^ kicked out of them. one of the best games that was never popular and i never knew why? id rather play this than stupid punch out

[@Jadamhodges]

I didn’t know Clawgrip was in this game???? 16:31

[@MistahJigglah]

It's like they made the rhythm of the soundtrack with speed running in mind

[@GrahamJyc1]

10:20 The lag is real. xD

[@RainRoseville]

So i guess this is the predecessor of Metal Slug.

[@solarflare9078]

No. In The Hunt on arcades was.

[@RainRoseville]

@@solarflare9078 oh yeah! i love that game too about being a pilot of a submarine...

[@Bear곰]

브릭쓰르 쐐~~