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But for some reason it halts the entire game.

@@fungo6631 gotta load them instruments

Thought that was Chon, never confirmed it. Thanks guy!

That was undescribable indeed 😱

The legend was never gone

:O

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the music uses almost all of the 64kb aram and the the sounds are repeating loops so that saves some aram.

SNES sound chip has 8 sample channels

@@RWL2012 a

the reeling!

nope!

not lexapro lol

It does take that long

Loading custom samples is kinda processing heavy

@@suezuccati304 Pretty sure that if you send one byte each scanline you can get decent sounding audio without the game screeching to a halt.

@@fungo6631 ok, go on and program a way to do that.

over the ice

if you liked the music, you should check out Oneohtrix Point Never's discography (most of the OST of this romhack is his work), it's really good

She's a secret boss from the metroidvania Momodora: Reverie under the Moonlight. I believe her name is Archpriestess Choir. Hope that helps!

@@aliderma youtube results say her name is pardoner fennel

@@duothehybrid ah. Been a hot minute since I last played the game, thanks for the refresher!

Yes. The current WR is 26 minutes.

I dont get how tf its a kaizo light hack

@@errvega2705 Kaizo light is anything that can be beat without save states.

@@rocksteady3449 even mallow world?

@@rocksteady3449 isn’t that technically every Kaizo hack

loading samples is extremely slow

@@4for465 yeah I get that. but is this a hack thing? This of course doesn't happen in the official release..

@@TheUltimateRare the original game doesnt have that happen because all songs needed are already loaded. They dont take up that much space. Level songs, overworld songs, and end credits are all separate though, but we dont see the game "freezing" because the screen is black. Called "banks". These are 3 banks. When adding custom music, it no longer works like that. The only songs that are ALWAYS loaded, no matter if you are in a level, overworld, etc, are "global" songs, like Death, P-Switch, Starman, Level win, Boss win, keyhole, game over... Every other songs are all seperate. So if another songs start, it will hang for a bit. This song here could be placed in the "global songs" list, but it would take up a lot of memory. Especially with high-quality samples used here.

Humans are 7 minutes slower currently, there's still room for improvement.

The Kaizo Mario genre as a whole, while heartlessly brutal and frustrating, is one the most rewarding experiences you'll find in all of gaming. It's all about challenging yourself through high speed puzzle solving. Trust me, there's no high quite like finally beating that level you've been grinding for hours and hours. You're gonna die and gonna die a lot. You gotta be okay with that; if not, this genre is not for you. Even the best players in the world can take hours to make it through their first time, so don't get disheartened. Perseverance and persistence will inevitably win the day! You'll die less often as time goes on and your skill increases, but if you're genuinely not having fun, then stop torturing yourself. It's okay; it's not for everyone. I'd say levels 2, 3 & 4 could be potentially RTA viable with enough practice. Everything else, not so much. Most of the run comes down to simply not dying. If one were to perform a deathless run, they would most certainly get the world record. So far, no speed runner has managed to accomplish this.

It's a Oneohtrix Point Never song, but they're both references to the novel "Love in the Time of Cholera"

p-speed into goomba jump. WILD

Ridiculous

It is a kaizo ROM hack, yes, but the title of the hack is Casio Mario.