If anyone wondered what an Ewok looked like high on crack well there we go :lol
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If anyone wondered what an Ewok looked like high on crack well there we go :lol
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Originally Posted by deadlegion
Also funny because Van is short for the city I live in :wacko:
Van....Vancouver????Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
Apparently ALL of the Village People's songs are Gay
Huniepop is the weirdest game I've seen speedran.
I am tempted to do an LP today but after the shit I went through with the last one I just don't know if I can through one. they're pretty fun to do when things are going right(no drastic fps drops) and even if I did suck at the games.
My PS3 is being a huge douchnozzle today.
so very tired :yawn:
is there a reason to have two smileys that are the same? :goodbad: :goodmod-badmod:
People actually speedrun that game? What the fuck. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spose'
people did speedruns on pokemon I can't remember how quick it was but they glitched to do it(in my book thats cheating)so yeah anything is possible.:wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxas
The entire point of speedrunning is to beat the game quick.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
Most of the popular pokemon runs are glitch free. There is one run that lasts like 5 seconds for the originals though.
I don't personally consider glitching cheating, I think it's a different way of running the game. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
I remember watching SGDQ and the guy running Pokemon Blue glitched, really amazing stuff.
If you aren't using any codes (even if the original game had some built in) and you aren't using save states or glitches that exist because of emulation then there's nothing wrong with taking advantage of bad coding...I sometimes take advantage of things in retail games. Not always though, like in MP you can get kicked for glitching :yawn: If I didn't have horrible lag I would never even bother with that though tbh.