[TAS] NES R.C. Pro-Am "all gold trophies" by FatRatKnight in  

like we all :D

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Just don't fire guns

@@SeaTangMan Yes shit!

That’s the car that would just take off and leave every one? 🤣

TAS timing ends at last input, so it's technically faster to end the inputs there!

It's awesome

For real. Virtually unbeatable

Sidenote... I was so much better at the nes video games as a young fella than now an as adult lol. I think after all these years of video game development progress, all the articulated controls and frantic camera motions... I feel like, when I often go back to the NES era of programming, repitition, rhythmic thinking, nearly mathematical thought process to the gaming style, it's is almost like it's too hard to strip back down to the NES rhythm... like, gaming progression messed us up internally lol. We were some primal, mental, mathematicians on those games back in the day. We would zone out and tune Into our brains. Now these days it's all graphics, story and and ocd. If we had so much ocd back in the nes days, we would have never been able to kick some butt on those games. P.S. I manage a local comic book/vintage toy store here, I was lucky enough to have a guy bring in an original NES to trade in for cash... it is in phenomenal condition. Has both controllers and the duck hunt hunt. The original box packaging, looks like if just got bought from a store shelf currently but it's from what, I belive 1986? Maybe a year realier? 2? Either way, it looks incredible for it's age. The inner contents like the instructions manual, advertisements, the Nintendo poster etc etc. Are all still SEALED!!! I guess he brought it in for a gramma whom had it stored for years, it once belonged to her son or nephew. I was worried to ask questions incase it had something to do with a person passing away, but the fam told me they're glad it went to someone whom will truly cherish it... which I do, that I promised then my word. So, yeah... I for sure have it set up on the shelves that my ps3, ps,4 etc etc are on... so I go back n forth playing different eras of consoles... and I often think of the different mindsets, depth of controls, and mental zone-in switches btwn the style of the eras . It's a crazy thing. A social experiment lol, thru the mindsets of eras of gaming.

You weren’t I guess

Drives damn near perfectly

yeah xD

he was savage right there though

The blue car also did it too xD

I remember that back in 1991 when I was playing through this game, I remember that yellow car getting more jelly and desperate to win. When I found Trade west had screwed up on some of the programming for this game I was too through with it. Although I wish a talented rom hacker would fix it up enough and set a end point for the game so it wouldn't do this.

The second car looks more like a Mercedes G-Class.

Dang, you got to 40? I could just barely do the 9-lap level 24.

Repeats. The second loop (races 25-48) are the last spike in difficulty, then it just repeats endlessly

@@Quyzbuk86 Great. So now, at 42 years of age, I found that I wasted hours upon hours of my childhood trying to beat a game that couldn’t be beaten. 😂

@@RoyalFizzbin me too

I'm glad the yellow car in pro am 2 chilled out abit, still get my ass beat by it whenever it uses items to knock me off course.

Me too

Under-rated NES game.

And put super eurobeat at background 😂😁😅 KANSEI DORIFTO INTENSIFIES

They did, but it is called Championship Pro-Am and it is on the Genesis / Mega Drive

Honestly, I never got past 21, even as a kid.

The computer cars all hyperspeed level 32 to make you lose, love how he had the yellow push him cross for first each time 😆

The game loops endlessly. Even when you have 48 trophies, it just starts back at the level 1 map but with the advanced car and more wet spots and oil slicks.

Lol. Yep its a pain in the arse

Cel *80s

DEJÁ VU

Is it tool assisted? Because i cant get past level 32

Lol.. for real huh. This game feels unbeatable to me.

It's a TAS so it's a computer playing the game.

Contevent seriously though, if a TAS has issues beating a game, then the opposition's tuned way too high.

hawaiidkw It makes sense, however this is a TAS. We're not talking about reflexes and intimate knowledge of the game mechanics, this is frame by frame engineering doubled with chance manipulation. TAS usually massacres the opposition, and on hard game, float just ahead, one step away from failure. Here, cars got in front of him/her. S/he eventually beat them, but if the closest thing to a perfect player get THAT close to lose a game, the game is unfair beyond any attempt at denial. It was meant to make player fail, no matter their skill or their luck.

Contevent Exactly my point. If a computer running scripts on a frame by frame basis in a perfect scenario has issues beating something, then again it is tuned too high. I understand that many games were made to be very difficult to maximize profits from the arcades and such, but for a home console game in which the only profit can be made from it's original sale, making it impossible for a player to win is shitty design.

Being cocky

To have the computer car push him across for first 😆

To troll the CPU. So delicious.

In a TAS, the timer stops when the TASer stops providing input, not when the actual goal of the TAS is accomplished. By releasing all of the buttons just short of the finish line and allowing the CPU to push him over the line, he shaves a bit of time off compared to just continuing to press the accelerator.