History Awesome / GamesDoneQuick

* During the ''Grand Poo World 2'' run in a 2021 episode, Amethyst_Rocks defeated the challenging final Bowser fight (which is completely random) without dying once despite not having played the game for two years.

* During the ''Grand Poo World 2'' run, Amethyst_Rocks defeated the challenging final Bowser fight (which is completely random) without dying once despite not having played the game for two years.

* During a Data Org demonstration, [=Bl00dyBizkitz=] does the Sephiroth fight in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII Final Mix'' at Level One, using the Sweet Memories Keyblade (the weakest Keyblade in the game), with no armor or accessories, ''dodge-rolling'' Sephiroth's OneHitKill attack each time[[note]]an attack you're expected to use the ActionCommand to avoid; it can be dodge-rolled, but being off by a ''millisecond'' is instant death[[/note]]... and wins. Effortlessly.

* During a 2022 showcase of Videogame/{{Undertale}} glitches and the like, Shavy demonstrates most of the glitches that require optimal spacing or placement, sometimes requiring frame-perfect inputs with minimal trouble and in quick succession. On top of that, Shavy explains what a "TASGORE" does: the player is required to input 36 frame-perfect commands during the fight with Asgore using the Frying Pan weapon, and for the sake of demonstration fails the second 4-block sequence of inputs on purpose. He then goes on to ''nail'' the remaining 28 inputs, something that is considered one of it not the most difficult part of the entire speedrun. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7cz0xTrJH8 The entire run must be seen to be believed]].

** The game itself gets one. Most games in Awful Block are notoriously shoddy in quality and programming, and even most of the big-budget titles have a lot of exploitable glaring flaws. But as is noted multiple times by the runner and the couch, ''Mohawk and Headphone Jack'' is legitimately well-programmed and has few glitches or skips, especially notable since PJ has been known for breaking games in half.

* [=UltraJMan=] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knqJ4KqaDyY#t=537 pulling off a clutch fight]] against [[{{VideoGame/Metroid}} Mother Brain]].

* [=TASbot=] managing to outdo itself once again by turning ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld'' into '''''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker'''''. And if this wasn't enough, he allowed Twitch chat to control it à la ''LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemon''. And then it broke the game, because the cursor scrolled too far up, causing the game to write garbage data to itself when an object is placed.

** And how does the run end? With them facing the final boss, Majora... all together, holding the same controller, each one operating one button or the analog stick... [[UpToEleven and blindfolded]]. They did it flawlessly, barring getting hit a couple times which didn't matter.
* [=TASbot=] managing to outdo itself once again by turning ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld'' into '''''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker'''''. And if this wasn't enough, he allowed Twitch chat to control it à la ''LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemon''. And [[UpToEleven then]] it broke the game, because the cursor scrolled too far up, causing the game to write garbage data to itself when an object is placed.

* [=Sinister1=] and zallard1 teamed up for quite possibly the craziest ''Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!'' run yet: two players, sharing one controller, '''[[UpToEleven and both of them are blindfolded]]'''. And, somehow, they pulled it off without getting knocked down ''once'', taking Tyson down in round 2.

* [=PeekingBoo's=] speedrun of [[HarderThanHard C-Side levels]] {{VideoGame/Celeste}} ''with [[UpToEleven dance pads]]'' was absolutely ridiculous, as he also managed to get all the [[NoDamageRun Golden]] [[CheckpointStarvation Strawberries!]] What's also amazing about the run is that he performed the speedrun and commentated at the same time, never missing a beat.

* There is $3000 left on a $225,000 goal to get one more performance out of [=TASBot=]. The donation tracker is moving steadily, but not quickly enough to beat the clock. Then the legendary main theme of the pinball classic ''Pinball/BlackKnight 2000'' kicks in, and the live audience begins to clap with the beat, encouraging Twitch chat to follow the Black Knight's demands and "give [Twitch] your money." As the song ticks to a fadeout, the counter for the goal slams upwards to $226,000 and keeps going.

* The final milestone of $3 million, which would unlock a final ''[[VideoGame/EldenRing]]'' any% run, remains unfulfilled as the All Remembrances run ends. Remembering the earlier effect it had, the tech team deliberately plays ''Black Knight 2000'' once again, followed up by a rock remix of the ''[[VideoGame/{{Ducktales}} Ducktales]]'' [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Moon Theme]], in an effort to push the viewers one last time before the network is forced to go off the air. The tracker began to accelerate wildly, and with seemingly only minutes to spare, the hosts and even the runner stalling as hard as they could, the tracker finally breached three million, with the chat, the audience, and basically everyone '''''ABSOLUTELY EXPLODING''''' as the final milestone was achieved, ensuring one final run for the event.

* The final milestone of $3 million, which would unlock a final ''Elden Ring'' any% run, remains unfulfilled as the All Remembrances run ends. Remembering the earlier effect it had, the tech team deliberately plays ''Black Knight 2000'' once again, followed up by a rock remix of the ''[[VideoGame/{{Ducktales}} Ducktales]]'' [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Moon Theme]], in an effort to push the viewers one last time before the network is forced to go off the air. The tracker began to accelerate wildly, and with seemingly only minutes to spare, the hosts and even the runner stalling as hard as they could, the tracker finally breached three million, with the chat, the audience, and basically everyone '''''ABSOLUTELY EXPLODING''''' as the final milestone was achieved, ensuring one final run for the event.

* The final milestone of $3 million, which would unlock a final ''Elden Ring'' any% run, remains unfulfilled as the All Remembrances run ends. Remembering the earlier effect it had, the tech team deliberately plays ''Black Knight 2000'' once again, followed up by a rock remix of the ''Ducktales'' Moon Theme, in an effort to push the viewers one last time before the network is forced to go off the air. The tracker began to accelerate wildly, and with seemingly only minutes to spare, the hosts and even the runner stalling as hard as they could, the tracker finally breached three million, with the chat, the audience, and basically everyone '''''ABSOLUTELY EXPLODING''''' as the final milestone was achieved, ensuring one final run for the event.

* The final milestone of $3 million, which would unlock a final ''Elden Ring'' any% run, remains unfulfilled as the All Remembrances run ends. Remembering the earlier effect it had, the tech team deliberately plays ''Black Knight 2000'' once again, followed up by a rock remix of the ''Ducktales'' Moon Theme, in an effort to push the viewers one last time before the network is forced to go off the air...

* Speaking of [=TASBot=], said donation goal was worth the trouble. The [=TASBot=] demonstration of 2022 is initially referred to as the Ocarina of Time Beta Showcase, featuring cut content from the game via Arbitrary Code Execution... before gradually going off the rails as the true nature of the [=TAS=] becomes evident--it is a ''full'' [[GameMod ROMHack]] made out of Arbitrary Code Execution, and showcases the power of it and the Nintendo 64 together to pull off some incredibly stunning payloads that truly have to be seen to be believed. These payloads include, but are not limited to:

** And it must be mentioned again: with the exception of the music and a few of the models (namely Link and Zelda in the Breath of the Wild art style), '''none of this''' was added to the game externally. The beta menus, the dialogue, the extra areas and graphics, the boss fight, even ''[[SuddenlyVoiced Link's and Zelda's voice lines]]''--it's all used and unused assets in the base cartridge reconstructed with [=ACE=]. If it weren't for the presence of [=TASBot=] and TheReveal at the end, you'd really believe this wasn't the original Ocarina of Time we all know.

* There is $3000 left on a $225,000 goal to get one more performance out of [=TASBot=]. The donation tracker is moving steadily, but not quickly enough to beat the clock. Then the legendary main theme of the pinball classic ''Black Knight 2000'' kicks in, and the live audience begins to clap with the beat, encouraging Twitch chat to follow the Black Knight's demands and "give [Twitch] your money." As the song ticks to a fadeout, the counter for the goal slams upwards to $226,000 and keeps going.

** And it must be mentioned again: with the exception of the music, '''none of this''' was added to the game externally. The beta menus, the dialogue, the extra areas and graphics, the boss fight, even ''[[SuddenlyVoiced Link's and Zelda's voice lines]]''--it's all used and unused assets in the base cartridge reconstructed with [=ACE=]. If it weren't for the presence of [=TASBot=] and TheReveal at the end, you'd really believe this wasn't the original Ocarina of Time we all know.

** And it must be mentioned again: '''none of this''' was added to the game externally. The beta menus, the dialogue, the extra areas and graphics, the boss fight, even ''[[SuddenlyVoiced Link's and Zelda's voice lines]]''--it's all used and unused assets in the base cartridge reconstructed with [=ACE=]. If it weren't for the presence of [=TASBot=] and TheReveal at the end, you'd really believe this wasn't the original Ocarina of Time we all know.

* Speaking of [=TASBot=], the [=TASBot=] demonstration of 2022 is initially referred to as the Ocarina of Time Beta Showcase, featuring cut content from the game via Arbitrary Code Execution... Before gradually going off the rails as the true nature of the [=TAS=] becomes evident--it is a ''full'' [[GameMod ROMHack]] made out of Arbitrary Code Execution, and showcases the power of it and the Nintendo 64 together to pull off some incredibly stunning payloads that truly have to be seen to be believed. These payloads include, but are not limited to:

** Custom music--both for the Ocarina and as standard background audio. (Credits reveal Siivagunner of all people were behind the soundtrack!)

* There is $3000 left on a $225,000 goal to get one more performance out of TASBot. The donation tracker is moving steadily, but not quickly enough to beat the clock. Then the legendary main theme of the pinball classic ''Black Knight 2000'' kicks in, and the live audience begins to clap with the beat, encouraging Twitch chat to follow the Black Knight's demands and "give [Twitch] your money." As the song ticks to a fadeout, the counter for the goal slams upwards to $226,000 and keeps going.

[[folder:SGDQ 2022]]]