custom palette

it's a Gameboy game and he's using a different palette on the thiccboi I think

LMAOOOO

Boco Corwin You’re darn tootin’ I am, I woke up this morning thinking about how great it is that nobody has conquered the previous world record of the legendary Dennis the Menace for Game Boy and I saw this and snapped my iPad in two and now my mom’s mad at me and is making me pay for a new one

lol

How many WR have you set?

Der Potsdamer Super Seducer. Ask your mom.

alf is not random. alf is order. alf is art.

the stralner oh boy....

It's because he's too much of a pussy to go back and claim his title back in smb1 He got a wr, so what? The game he run'd this video means nothing. No one plays this game. Go even check the damn leaderboards.

@@CanadianBakin42O no, with all the grinding he did, it’s good Darb took a break. Or else he’d have the wr in arthritis.

any source on this? i would like to read the story

Yeah, and the SNES game had to be called just “Dennis”, in Europe. Larry Bundy Jr. did a video mentioning that once.

HEY MR WIIILLLLLSOOOON

That's the darbian effect, just like he did with Wii Sports Resort Golf

Does it tho?

Oh cool, it’ll be nice to see some other people playing it and finding some new strategies.

I mean, it must be really tough running competitive game like Mario where getting record is like, almost impossible at this moment, Darb probably had that enough at this pt

Maybe because they're way easier to get a WR on?

It's probably just suprising to see the biggest fastest rising star speedrunner possibly even the most skilled speedrunner of all time doing smaller games but hey atleast hers getting world records or atleast competing for world records in all of them and that's a huge start I do got speedrunning world records myself in wrestling games and trivia games so in smaller games but doing good and getting records none the less

I have always speedrun a lot of random games, and I plan to keep doing it. Sometimes those games are well-known (various Mario games) and other times they aren't (most everything else I have played). Sometimes I'll spend months on a single project and sometimes it'll be days, all depending on when I stop having fun. Sometimes I'll compete for a record if I think it's within reach (as I have with ALF and Dennis the Menace), and other times I get my fill of the game and move on (as I did with DuckTales). I have a long list of projects I'd like to get to and most of the games on it fall into the obscure category. It isn't because they're easier to get a record on (you'd be surprised at how optimized some single-runner games actually are) but rather because I think they would be fun projects to take on. Another thing I like about less popular games is that there's more potential for new discovery - route changes, bugs/glitches, strategies, etc. With this game, for instance, I was able to contribute a bunch of route/strategy changes compared to the only other published run. In the future whenever someone decides to tackle this game, they'll be able to use my run as their starting point and improve upon it from there - I'm excited to see what I missed when that time comes. I still enjoy many of my past speedruns and I am interested in improving some of them (including smb1), but right now I am having more fun tackling some of the more obscure projects I have had on my TO-DO list for years.

The darbian affect will take hold, and these random games, will become practically mainstream on the speedrun community

You still can’t speak English it’s Pure not Pur

pretty decent graphics well defined. Colours are a bit skewed tho

It's the Super Gameboy pallet options. The game itself is black and white.

I think he’s using a super game boy or something like that.

So sad you didn't...