"Me and a few other top level runners started the race to 4:54 after Miniland got his former world record speedrun of 4:55.230.
"It just feels insane that I have this good of a time in ," he tells me over Discord. this isn't a common occurrence, and the emotion in Niftski's video shows how big a deal it is. The last time a second barrier was broken for the titles was in 2018, so for Super Mario Bros. The final number shows: 4:54.948.īy what was just a single frame, the 4:55 barrier has been broken, and the SMB speedrunning community is celebrating a historic occasion. What is truly impressive, though, is when Niftski stops the timer. As Niftski rushes through the NES title, he pulls off some incredible feats that most wouldn't think possible. is only eight minutes long, but you don't need to see much of it to understand something special is going on. NES holds the previous record (with no deaths, so I guess still best in that category) of 600 points, which he video-posted to YouTube in July 2011.The current world record video for Super Mario Bros. He also says that 500 points is the lowest possible score anyone can get in the game without continuing. NotEntirelySure, or let’s just call him NES (get it?), claims he did the trick without cheating, though he croaks once attempting a world 8-1 wall jump (see 3:09 - he makes it at 3:58), so let’s call it the record for the-lowest-point-run-while-dying-once. YouTube maverick NotEntirelySure seems to have done just that, and he offers the video above ( noticed by Kotaku) as testimony - a start-to-finish gallop through Nintendo’s most famous platformer using warp points to skip around and finish the game in a little less than nine minutes, with a paltry 500 points.
Follow it overachievement through underachievement: getting the lowest score possible in Nintendo’s Super Mario Bros.
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