Recorded on FCE Ultra 0.98.12
  • 1-Player mode
  • Aim for fastest possible time
  • take damage to save time
  • no programming errors used
  • total frames: 36085
Chip&Dale is a nice NES platform-game of the famous Disney-Cartoon. It supports 1 and 2 player mode.
This movie shows how to beat the game in 10:01 min which seems to be the limit in a 1-player mode. Defeated all bosses as fast as theoretical possible. Tried to be entertaining in waiting periods.
Fist I thought a timeattack for this game will be simple (thats why I started it), but to make everything Frame-Perfect has become a real pain for me. Especially the last level was a real thrill to optimize. I even got blister at my fingers making this run :-)
Enjoy


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Unless someone has any spoilers to make this better, this looks good. :)
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The last level of this game has some sweet music. Faster than existing record, and gets rids of a famtasia movie! Two reasons to vote yes.
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Fast and stylish. Very good.
Post subject: tricks that were not used
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TNSe wrote:
Unless someone has any spoilers to make this better, this looks good. :)
I do have some. I have been making a 2-player movie a long time already (a few people know about it), and in the making, I discovered something that could be used in an 1-player movie as well. Most of the benefits in my 2-player movie are only usable in a 2-player movie though. (And in fact, 2-player movie suffers from lag a *LOT* more than 1-player movie.) [img_left]http://bisqwit.iki.fi/kala/snap/applezip.gif[/img_left] I call the trick apple-zipping. It saves a frame or two when it is used on the leading character. It can't be used with boxes or walls, but it can be used with all blocking non-damaging objects that exist as sprites -- includes at least Chip, Dale, the apples, the rubber ball, and the switches in zone D. And then there's also the faster way of handling the waterhoses: However, I'm voting "yes", because this is faster than the existing movie. Still, I strongly hope Saturn will make a new movie to take advantage of these tricks, and will finish that before my 2p movie comes. :P
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I already mentioned that I missed the part with the waterpipes in this post, but as I discovered the mistake I did the movie already. This part would save me about 45 frames, however even If I would do this trick I still have 10 frames left to improve the run to 10:00. I'm not sure if there are enough apples and switches to improve this 10 missing frames by Zipping. The final time would be 10:01 no matter what I do, it would be just 45 frames faster. Maybe sometime I will improve my run but as I know that the final time won't change in any case I don't have the motivation right now. I will concentrate on Secret of Evermore now, since this movie is already long awaited.
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Post subject: Re: tricks that were not used
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Bisqwit wrote:
And then there's also the faster way of handling the waterhoses:
I've been improving Chip n Dale 2 in small scale lately. It's going slow though but an improved version will come. Well, to stay on topic, in C&D2 it's bad to take those "coins" (those squares with flowers) because at the end of the stage they will count down and take a frame per "coin". I don't remember how it is in C&D1 but those 2 by the waterhose seems avoidable if that should be the case. It's just a thought though. Edit: I just learned that I was wrong. And btw, those small clips look great!
/Walker Boh
Post subject: Movie published
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This movie has been published. The posts before this message apply to the submission, and posts after this message apply to the published movie. ---- [385] NES Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers "1 player" by Saturn in 10:01.42
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Those clips are really cute. Man it would be great to have an organized glitch database with glitches illustrated as such... probably outside the focus of this site though.
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Very nice run, I think this should have a on it. In the last level. Is there a way to gain time using the escalator? Or is all the enemies down there costing to much time? I refering to this scene: Cheers /Werrock
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Hmm, a interesting point. I didn't even tried that, because of the many enemies in this area. But I guess its out of question since I can't take any damage because I need full health at the upcoming axes. This is my opinion at least.
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