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- čas přidán 28. 11. 2023
- This is a TAS I actually did a while ago, but never uploaded it because the reason I did it in the first place was to try to find new strategies. I never did, so I never uploaded any of it. Nolan in the Punch Out speedrunning server mentioned that someone should make a TAS of the PAL version of Super Punch Out, and I was basically like "...I kind of did actually" so here we are. It sounded like it wouldn't hurt to have a complete TAS out there publicly, especially since the work for it had already been finished, although I needed to update Macho, and re-manipulate the luck for the rest of the game after that point. Getting that taken care of didn't take long at all thankfully.
For those unfamiliar, a TAS is a run done frame by frame on an emulator where you put in perfect inputs at perfect times in order to do things like manipulate perfect luck, and get perfect execution. It's a great way to find new strategies and understand a game more in-depth, as well as demonstrate what the best possible theoretical times in any game could be.
The PAL version of Super Punch Out has quite a few differences than the NTSC version for speedrun purposes. The game runs at 50 frames a second, which causes a discrepancy between how your character moves, and the opponent boxers, enabling worse times, better times, or sometimes even completely different strategies entirely. This TAS has the current best known strategies for this version of the game, including some of the more recent developments for fights like Bear Hugger, Bald Bull, Super Machoman, and Hoy Quarlow.
I'm thinking of matching these times at some point, since I did end up securing a PAL Super Nintendo from Mysteryman a couple years ago (also known as Frame By Frame Animation on CZcams). Matching the TAS times in any version of Super Punch Out is relatively pretty easy for this series of games, so it might be a reasonable way to get my toes wet with speedrunning Punch Out games again, especially since my muscle memory still feels a bit off from what I've gone through.
From what it looks like, the PAL version's TAS times should be quite a bit easier to match than their NTSC counterparts. It being 50 frames a second means that any frame perfect input is slightly easier to hit since the window is 1/50th of a second instead of 1/60th of a second. The luck also appears to be either identical, or slightly better in every fight, aside from Hoy.
Anyways, I won't go into detail on fights here. I'll probably leave that for whenever I match them on console. Thanks for watching! - Hry
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Bald Bull: “Don’t be so proud. I pulled my punches when we fought.”
My brother in christ you didn’t throw a single punch.
True, bald bull Is real bullshish
He pulled them so hard that they never left the body, that's why
STOPPING KIDS FROM SAYING FIRST AND WELCOME BACK TO PUNCH OUT!
Genuine, I am not complaining my man.
Did you read the decription, it was a old tas run, long time ago.
First GOT EM
FIRST!!!1
Welcome back!!! So nice to see Punch-Out in your feed again Zallard! I hope the best for you and I hope a speedy recovery. You're a legend in and out the ring. You're the reason I got into blindfolded Punch-Out myself. Someday I hope to have a fraction of your skill and intelligence. Thank you for being the greatest Punch-Out player of all time, and the coolest speedrunner I've ever seen. Love you man.
Well, the "of all time" thing, thats, debatable. Like Ol' Turk, or Salt, or Nolan
@@TNT9000and1 Salt, Nolan, and Turk are all amazing players. It's more of a perspective based thing. Zallard has just always been the craziest to me because of how many world records he just casually picks up. And his skills range from all the Punch-Out games, including the arcade cabinets. And Turk was eventually out skilled, over time. It's definitely a big opinion based thing, though.
@@realausome Well, Nolan has 66 records, and many of Zallard's are already tied or beaten
@@TNT9000and1 so, like, are you just a dedicated full-time hater or what? no one cares.
11:10 - 11:19 Talk about One Punch Man!
Nice to see the Punch Out god is back playing a Punch Out game!
Haven’t seen a TAS from Super Punch out in a while. Thank you Zallard for satisfying me.
Thanks for the upload man, and good luck on whenever you tackle the PAL fights! Gotta join the 33/33 club 👀
Wow, never seen a PAL SPO run, surprized by how much stuff is different! I really like that Hoy Quarlow strat! Good tas for sure, I really enjoyed it!
Lesgooo the GOAT of punch out is back.
Zallard posts make my year
Your muscle memory will come back; you’ll be accidentally hitting frame perfect counters again in no time.
The community is waiting for you zallard! Welcome back!
Welcome back, Zallard. And you're back kickin' ass, as per usual.
Who do you think would win by the way
Nick Bruiser or Mr. Sandman (Wii)?
Can’t wait to see an awesome win from the pro zallard
Excellent video!!
*WHOA!* 🤯 You punched 'em all out in under 15 seconds like they were nothing! Way to go!
Never thought i would catch a zallard upload this early
Man, you can really feel the PAL delays in this game
I've never seen this I like this TAS I should try playing this game again someday
I cannot help but to smile and shake my head when thinking back to the overcockydent teenager me back in mid-90's thinking I was somewhat "good" in this game, and then at the end of 2023, this video is done, completely obliterating what I thought were good times. Not only that, but I am still shocked to see how Nintendo actually managed to create a "last boss" who could be KO'd and not force-TKO'd unlike a certain Mr. Sandman. Anyways, it's great seeing zallard with another Super Punch-Out run, TAS or not! This was well worth 20 or so mins, for sure! :)
In fairness to 90s you, there really is no sense in comparing TAS times to human times. There's a reason why we keep track of these times separately.
@@webbowser8834 thanks for that. :) But, TAS times aside, even the human times are far beyond what 90s me could even dream of achieving. :D
I'm not going to lie, I when I read the title, I thought this was a TAS for the newish find on 2 player (except Mac still wins). Edit to add: I have now found that video. Keep doing you Zallad1!
Great to have you back! Are you focused on Super for the foreseeable future?
Pizza Cake
I would be nice if sinister ran this game. You are the best by far. Don't forget about Mike Tyson"s haha
It's embarrassing that Nick Bruiser is the champion of Special Circuit when his brother lasted longer in the ring than he did.
Greetings.!!!
WAIT WHAT?!!!! DID HE JUST KNOCK OUT NICK BRUISER????!!!
I wish someone would catalogue all the version differences in each Punch-Out game.
TCRF has some, but not many.
Omw to see how to beat the world circuit even though i never got further then heiky
holy shit that's fast
Meanwhile, I'm still struggling on trying to dizzy Bear Hugger.
Yeah, this is a TAS run, but dang it people make Bear Hugger look easy
STOPPING PEOPLE FROM SAYING "STOPPING KIDS FROM SAYING (INSERT TITLE HERE)"
(don't loop this)
I like the thumbnail, it has the European Union's flag
Where punch out
Hooray for lower framerates
why does "retire?" show up during a match?
i'm no expert, but it probably has something to do with being able to land more punches effectively
How are doing today Zallard1
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