History LetsPlay / Levelengine

* ChallengeGamer: Obvious if you've seen him play any of Anikiti's SMW hacks, JUMP, Skye Goes to Town, Luigi of Shadow, Yoshi's Strange Quest, or anything from the Devious Four Chronicles series. As of 2020, also add Super Compact World to the list. As of 2021, add two more Anikiti hacks to the list: Luigi's Adventure (the original Japanese version, not the easier Overseas one) and Mario X World 4th Edition.

* DVDCommentary: Creator's Commentary: Levelengine made several SMW hacks, some of which he played on the channel

** His recent marathon speedrun of Secret Maryo Chronicles during ResortFest International 2019. He died over and over again halfway into world 2 due to input lag (or so he claimed it was this, though by watching previous Maryo Chronicles footage he livestreamed you'd see that he never made as many frequent mistakes on a single level the way he was doing on Pasol 1). Almost 4 minutes later, he closes his internet browser that he had open to read stream chat... and then, he followed up with a very good world 3 and 4.

** He beat Wendy at the end of Wendy 2.0's Fort, [[https://youtu.be/oW89hei7Ypw?t=1855 but didn't have enough time to spare to actually have the game end the level (since a small amount of time needs to have passed after landing the third hit before the level ends).]]

* JackOfAllTrades: Aside from SMW hack related content, he's also uploaded a lot of Castlevania-related content, and also a few videos about Minecraft, Magic the Gathering, reading forum posts, other retro games (like the Ninja Gaiden NES trilogy), Happy Wheels (he didn't continue to do any past 2012), {{YouTube Poop}}s, and other random videos here and there.
** Fast forward to 2018 and you can add game mods of Doki Doki Literature Club!, Hard Time, Geoguessr, and a few speedruns of other various retro games here and there to the list.

** [[spoiler:In fact, HammerBrother was far enough down the scale that it actually broke it.]]

%%* SturgeonsLaw: A lot of the Super Mario World hacks he's played are crap. ZERO CONTEXT EXAMPLE

* CheckpointStarvation: Happens on occasions, but is mainly a prevalent issue in Colossus. The last two levels (not counting the final bosses), A and L, can last at the very least 10 minutes long between a checkpoint/goal point. If you know the right way through those levels! Otherwise, you could even be walking in a circle!

** Anytime he dies with the [[https://youtu.be/hm7mHO_tfCs?t=12m26s goal]] [[https://youtu.be/E2GzhQeD7-w?t=15m14s on]] [[https://youtu.be/9W4qLQxBCvw?t=6m25s screen]]. [[spoiler:Bonus points for Flash Black, as he did it twice.]]

* BileFascination: Expresses his desire to play another terrible attempt at a creepypasta SMW hack while playing something of good quality [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5FnljY5fkM during this stream]].

* JackOfAllTrades: Aside from SMW hack related content, he's also uploaded a lot of Castlevania-related content, and also a few videos about Minecraft, Magic the Gathering, reading forum posts, other retro games (like the Ninja Gaiden NES trilogy), Happy Wheels (he didn't continue to do any past 2012), WebAnimation/{{YouTube Poop}}s, and other random videos here and there.

* SturgeonsLaw: A lot of the Super Mario World hacks he's played are crap.

** He beat Wendy at the end of Wendy 2.0's Fort, [[https://youtu.be/oW89hei7Ypw?t=1855 but didn't have enough time to spare to actually have the game end the level (since a small amount of time needed to have passed after landing the third hit before the level ends).]]

--> '''YoshiGaming HD''' ''(much earlier in the stream, for context on this one)'': i'm a child I'm 12
--> '''LUMBER CLONE 99''': [[{{Main/BlatantLies}} ALSO YOSHI I'm your younger brother]]
--> '''SMW Physicist''' ''(quote also included for context)'': Well you will eventually have to get a job
--> '''LUMBER CLONE 99''': i'm 14 I can't yet

* NonIndicativeName: Some levels have names that may or may not be totally randomly chosen (such as iawkwardlobster, you toke a shot!, Sleeman, and Cassini to name a few).

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* ChallengeGamer: Obvious if you've seen him play any of Anikiti's SMW hacks, JUMP, Skye Goes to Town, Luigi of Shadow, Yoshi's Strange Quest, or anything from the Devious Four Chronicles series. As of 2020, also add Super Compact World to the list.

Levelengine is a Let's Player who primarily focused on Super Mario World hacks earlier in his time as a YouTuber, and has also built many of these SMW hacks over the years as well. Since then, he arbitrarily streams games he enjoys playing and does speedruns (notably of things Castlevania related), while still occasionally playing romhacks of Super Mario World, though not in the sheer quantity he used to play them. Also holds the world record for the Castlevania III US version's Alucard route, and the Japanese version's Sypha route.

* ShoutOut: [[ShoutOut/{{Levelengine}} has its own page]].

** During an hour long stream of Akumajou Densetsu world record improvement attempts, he couldn't get past block 3 even once. The stage 3 Cyclops fight, which is normally second nature, was failed '''twice''' in back to back runs. Then he decided to do practice... and started doing the fight perfectly again as soon as the runs were already dead.

* NonIndicativeName: Some levels have names that may or may not be totally randomly chosen (such as iawkwardlobster, you toke a shot!, and Cassini to name a few).

!! Levelengine's videos contains examples of the following:

** His recent marathon speedrun of Secret Maryo Chronicles during ResortFest International 2019. He died over and over again halfway into world 2 due to input lag (or so he claimed it was this, though by watching previous Maryo Chronicles footage he livestreamed you'd see that he never made frequent mistakes on a single level the way he was doing on Pasol 1). Almost 4 minutes later, he closes his internet browser that he had open to read stream chat... and then the inputs started responding perfectly again; in fact, he followed up with a very good world 3 and 4.
** During one random hour long stream of Akumajou Densetsu world record improvement attempts, he couldn't get past block 3 even once. The stage 3 Cyclops fight, which is normally second nature, was failed '''twice''' in back to back runs. Then he decided to do practice... and started doing the fight perfectly again as soon as the runs were already dead.

* MarathonLevel: Often occurs in the final levels of his romhacks. To name a few, there's the Generator Zone and the Leviathan in The Way of the M, the Norleras in Infinity Edge, the last two Colossus levels which are also by far the most labyrinthine, and the Fort levels in Bits and Pieces. However, the final final Bits and Pieces level, the Annihilator, takes the record by a landslide. Spread over two level tiles is a 200+ screen level that revisits ''nearly everything'' from the entire hack!
* NintendoHard: Has a huge history of insanely hard difficult hacks to his name (Bits and Pieces being the most widely known one but Colossus is harder, though less known of in full). Was also part of the reason SMW Central added a Very Hard difficulty for SMW hacks on their site.

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKdzO7z3hW0 No clipping out of Immortallis to lose a 50+ hours hardcore run.]]

* ChallengeGamer: Obvious if you've seen him play any of Anikiti's SMW hacks, JUMP, Skye Goes to Town, Luigi of Shadow, Yoshi's Strange Quest, or anything from the Devious Four Chronicles series.

* {{Determinator}}: He will never use savestates unless necessary.

** His recent marathon speedrun of Secret Maryo Chronicles during ResortFest International 2019. He died over and over again halfway into world 2 due to input lag (or so he claimed it was this, though he never made frequent mistakes on one level the way he did in previous runs). Almost 4 minutes later, he closes his internet browser that he had open to read the stream chat... and then the inputs started responding perfectly again; in fact, he followed up with a very good world 3 and 4.
** During this entire hour long stream of Akumajou Densetsu world record improvement attempts, he couldn't get past block 3 even once. The stage 3 Cyclops fight, which is normally second nature, was failed '''twice''' in back to back runs. Then he decided to do practice... and started doing the fight perfectly again as soon as the runs were already dead.

* HandyFeet: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Rc1hzrZNt0 However, this was only ever seen once.]] Well he still beat one level in Super Mario World using only his feet.

** Fast forward to 2018 and you can add game mods of Doki Doki Literature Club!, Hard Time, Geoguessr, and a few speedruns of Metroid Fusion here and there to the list.

** Before that, Syobon Action 3 (the SMW hack replica of the original game), A Super Mario Thing, Super Mario World: In the Galaxy, and Bolivia '96, just to name a few.

Levelengine is a Let's Player who focuses on Super Mario World hacks, and has also built many over the years as well. Also speedruns Castlevania games and romhacks, and holds the WR for the Castlevania III US version's Alucard route.

** Or perhaps seen some of his Castlevania III livestreams where he is not just going for beating the game but is speedrunning it.
*** Also, he wants WR back for Alucard.

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi5BYqLfKmA Another Personal Best attempt blown, thanks to Satan.]]