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|event-series=Summer Games Done Quick | |event-series=Summer Games Done Quick | ||
|date=2016-07-09 | |date=2016-07-09 | ||
|location=Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA | |location=Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA [[Category:North_American_convention_appearances]] | ||
|charities=[[Doctors Without Borders]] | |charities=[[Doctors Without Borders]] | ||
|replay-devices=[[TASLink]] | |replay-devices=[[TASLink]] | ||
Revision as of 02:47, 24 February 2024
Summer Games Done Quick 2016 was held from Sun, Jul 3rd 2016 to Sat, Jul 9th 2016, raising $1,298,544 for Doctors Without Borders. All TASBot runs at SGDQ 2016 were shown in a block on Sat, Jul 9th 2016.
Runs presented
{{Summer Games Done Quick 2016}}: transclude one of the subpages instead of this This run was shown in an emulator, with Mario walking out-of-bounds through memory locations with individual bytes represented as various types of blocks. {{Summer Games Done Quick 2016}}: transclude one of the subpages instead of this {{Summer Games Done Quick 2016}}: transclude one of the subpages instead of this This run was part of a "VVVVVV Game End Glitch — (Run) TASBot plays VVVVVV" donation incentive that was met for a total of $15,398.45. {{Summer Games Done Quick 2016}}: transclude one of the subpages instead of this On Sun, Jun 26th 2016, micro500 posted an announcement for the TASLink replay device and set up the git repository. The TASLink replay device had several unique features specifically designed with this run in mind, including the ability to connect to four different consoles at the same time. This ability was used to play back Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. Lost Levels (SMB2's Japanese release on a top loader AV Famicom with an FDS), and Super Mario Bros. 3 simultaneously. micro500 provided remote lead efforts and support for the run during the event. {{Summer Games Done Quick 2016}}: transclude one of the subpages instead of this This run was an early presentation of a game end glitch in SMB3. Kyle Orland of Ars Technica provided extensive coverage of the community response to the run. The technical details of the DPCM glitch that was used were explained in further detail in The SMB3 Input Polling Glitch by community member fuzyll. {{Summer Games Done Quick 2016}}: transclude one of the subpages instead of this This run was part of a "TASBot vs MitchFlowerPower race — (Run) TASBot plays Super Mario Bros. 1, 2 + 3" donation incentive that was met for a total of $10,024.05. The Hot Pocket meme was in reference to mitchflowerpower appearing on The Late Show earlier in the year. The run shows the romhack Super Mario in The Final Kaizo by mitchflowerpower.
References
Ars Technica - "How to beat Super Mario Bros. 3 in less than a second"