This is a video of a man attempting a speedrun past his cat Gulliver in the hallway, which requires a boss battle in order to proceed. Things get pretty hairy for a couple of the splits, but he manages to set a new world record thanks to great times in

This is a video from Great Big Story highlighting the life of world record setting speedrunner Bubzia, who speedruns video games while blindfolded. His biggest achievement to date? Completing a 120-star speedrun of Super Mario 64 in a single 11 hour and 22 minute sitting. Good lord. For reference, the

Equipped with a head-mounted GoPro, this is a clip of Matt Herzog’s 8th attempt to 100% speedrun (all rooms, all art, with some additional objectives like get a selfie with Van Gogh’s Starry Night and buy something) the Museum Of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City. He also provides

This is a video of filthy liar/cheater Cody Miller attempting to replicate a Halo: Combat Evolved speedrun he posted online (years later revealed to have been a bunch of individual videos spliced together) as part of a 2011 Games Done Quick charity marathon. In the video he’s attempting to complete

Presumably to celebrate Mar10 Day yesterday, speedrunner FURiOUS (aka Matheus Furtado of Brazil) successfully completed Super Mario World in a scant 41.022 seconds, using the 0 Exit method (aka Credits Warp), which involves making a bunch of exact moves to trigger arbitrary code executions in the game, causing it warp

This is a composite video of Canadian speedrunner FlibidyDibidy’s attempt to race his way through Super Mario Bros. as quickly as possible over the course of a year. The video represents 193 hours of gameplay and 5,162 total attempts (keeping track of how many Marios have made it to the