Seconds after calling his run "sloppy," Super Mario 64 speedrunner sets new world record in one of the game's most notorious levels
I dunno, it was overall pretty sloppy
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GamesPlatformerSuper MarioSuper Mario 64Seconds after calling his run “sloppy,” Super Mario 64 speedrunner sets new world record in one of the game’s most notorious levelsWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
GamesPlatformerSuper MarioSuper Mario 64Seconds after calling his run “sloppy,” Super Mario 64 speedrunner sets new world record in one of the game’s most notorious levelsWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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In Super Mario 64 runs, speedrunners typically pair the Tick Tock Clock star ‘Stomp on the Thwomp’ with the star for collecting 100 coins in the stage. Grabbing both of them together is an efficient path, but it’s also an extremely challenging one. Not only is …
