- I can not tell you guys how many times
I've heard a run called unbeatable,
just to see it be beaten a few months later.
However there are a rare set
of circumstances that can make a
run impossible to improve on.
So here are three speedruns that
can truly never be beaten.
In 1980 Activision developed their
first game ever named "Dragster."
As many games that ran on
the Atari2600,
it was very simple.
It's a racing game that
has you racing along
a straight track against a computer,
and it has an in-game timer
which makes it very easy to track your time.
The program is believed the
computer's best time of 5.54
was the fastest possible time in the game,
but in 1982 a man named
Todd Rogers achieved a 5.51
which was verified by a Twin Galaxies referee.
Not only is this time truly unbeatable,
but in over thirty years
this time hasn't even been tied.
Making this the longest
standing records in all of video games.
Looking at Speedrun.com
you may notice Pokemon Yellow
doesn't have an any% category.
The reason for this is this possible
to beat the game in zero minutes,
making it completely non competitive.
I'm not gonna bother going through
step by step on how to do this.
Scykoh has a great video on his channel
I'll go ahead and leave a
link in the description,
you guys can check it
out if you're interested.
You basically have to save your game,
shut off your gameboy at a specific time,
move some stuff around,
and when you walk through the door
you end up in the Hall of Fame.
Within a couple hours max
most people should be able to
do this and get a time of zero in
the Hall of Fame.
Now recently the Pokemon community
did switch over to real time,
so I guess any percent might
a tiny bit of value,
but in terms of in-game time
this time is unbeatable.
Now I'm really sorry
about this but I do have
to bring you guys some unfortunate news
On March 29, 2017
Club Penguin as we know it
will cease to exist.
Not only is this a tragedy
for 10 year olds and memers everywhere.
it also means the end
of speedruns through this game,
and yes believe it or not
have done speedruns of this game.
but it seems like all the competition
is really in one category.
Currently a runner named
Goomba holds the record for 500 coins.
Whoever has this record on March 29th
when Club Penguin is shut down
will have it forever.
Well thats all I've got
for today if you guys enjoyed
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and as always I hope
you have a great
rest of your day.
(Captions by Jordan "Link584")
