DashYoshi

I'm glad to hear it! And yes, the game assumes that if something's written down it has to be a number, so it analyses even something completely irrelevant to the closest number it looks anything like to get something out of it... how though? Perhaps the final part of the drawing is what counts, so somebody could say, do a circle after the drawing to signify a zero... or the drawings are done before-hand to see what number they're considered as, and then they're fitted i...

...fitted in if that number happens to be an answer? All I know is, it's amazing seeing someone putting so much time and consideration into their run, for a game like that TAS runs must be kinda fun And whoa, you tried copying them? o.o For Mario Bros that's reasonable enough, but the backward long jumping in Mario 64 must be tough to master fully D:

That's quite a theory you got there, although it is quite possible that's what was done. ^^ But it sure does look like a lot of patience and testing was done to make that TAS run.

I've done the backward long jumping in Mario 64, actually. It really does work but it takes a lot of patience and fast button mashing. O.o

And yeah, I have tried copying them, and they kinda work sometimes, though I failed a lot doing them. xD