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I don't know where you guys come from, but it's pronounced "Lyoo-nay-tike"

A tank level followed by an airship level? How original!

So far this game really isn't as good as the first.

I'm just waiting for a reversed-controls layer-2-scrolling vine-climbing strict-time-limit level.

Regarding the DK barrels: "It's not a bug, it's a feature" is not a valid excuse :p

Regarding the privatised videos: Seems like YouTube's content recognition is screwed up.

Well, that secret exit was kind of a let down.

Hmm, I suppose if money is involved that makes this all complicated. I suppose they see it this way:

Nintendo made Super Mario World, but they get no money from this.
Pyua made the hack, but he gets no money from this.
raocow made the video, and he gets money.

Therefore it could be legally tricky.

So their reaction to YouTube possibly taking down videos was to... take down the videos? So they look like the bad guy rather than YouTube? What were they reacting to anyway? Was there a statement made somewhere or are they going on a rumour? Anyway, about today's video: Looked tough, can't wait to ...

It would have been nice if they'd used an "Innocent until proven guilty" approach.

rubberfishy wrote:All of raocow's videos are actually all stolen off of a Flemish lper. All raocow does is download them, put them in reverse so they're in english and then upload them to his channel.

That's great information if I ever decide to visit Flem-land.

This is from a few pages back, but I was thinking about it. S.N.N., if it adds any perspective, Puya does mention a possible explanation to all the megaman, DKC, Mario 1, SMW2, etc references he makes. At the very end of the game, he goes on to explain something along the lines of, "modern gami...

It seems like this thread has turned into the comments section for the YouTube comments section.

What we think is Mario is actually a robot being controlled by Reimu.

And it's been a while since you last got 99 lives in a Mario hack, raocow. Uh, a week is a long time? Hmm, guess I forgot. I would change it to add "legitimately", but then using save-states really can't be considered legitimate. So I suppose this is a rare occurance of raocow actually ga...

The infinite lives are boggling me. I'm all for getting rid of lives in a modern hard SMW hack but why even have them if you're going to give an infinite lives powerup 3 worlds in? Well you don't have to take the tank if you don't want to. And it's been a while since you last got 99 lives in a Mari...

Oh look, Donkey Kong Country again. Hackers really need to curb their infatuation with that game.

I was imagining you could hit the start button if you used your right hand like you would on an arcade controller.

I was also imagining using foot pedals.

That slowdown was weird. The second part had pretty much the same stuff as the first part, so I've no idea why it would have happened.

I hope it's better than the first one, because the first one was great to watch.

My quick summary: Fairly decent hack, and I'm glad it wasn't as much of an in-joke circle-jerk as that last level.

It's probably best not to try to rationalise as to why flames hurt the sub but lava doesn't. Or why there are flames underlava in the first place.

You can judge it, that doesn't mean it'd be a good judgement, however.

Edit: Though this is a semantics argument, so completely irrelevant.

My Judgement without playing the level: Floating Muncher was dumb.

S.N.N. wrote:...but if there were a pixel of cutoff in the corner or something...

I find it funny now that people complain about cutoff, since I noticed that even Nintendo did it in the original game.

DancingMad wrote:Wait since when did my favorite cereal get turned into a term for hard games?!

CURSE YOU JAPAAAAAAAN

Dude, that hack was totally Cheerios.

YCZ, making acceptable and fun kaizo like it was no thing. Do we really have to go over what Kaizo is again? This wasn't Kaizo; not even close. You know, I checked the dictionary and it's not there. That means it doesn't have a standard definition. I'd like to think "Kaizo" means "st...

So, we get that my method takes a grand total of 7 more cycles. To put this in perspective, the 65c816 (While NOT in fast ROM) is about a 2.6 mhz processor. This means it processes 2.6 million cycles a second. Doing a little bit of math, we can see that my version takes about .0000026923077 seconds...