What is the fastest speedrun in any game?

What is the fastest speedrun in any game?

Ocarina of Time is one of the most popular games to speedrun thanks to its intricate glitches, absurd skips, wacky warps, and interesting use of movement that breaks the game in weird and wonderful ways. The current Any% world record is held by Zudu, who completed the game in just 7m 48s 100ms.

What is a glitched speedrun?

Glitches are often used in order to achieve sequence breaks, as well as for other purposes, such as achieving otherwise impossible speed, damage output, or skipping cutscenes. An example of a glitched sequence break can be found in the “16 Star” run of Super Mario 64.

What is the longest speedrun?

A mod tweeted the record for fastest “Maxing” (highest level in each skill) to be ~2136 hours. This is just for one game mode where you can trade other players. For a gamemode “ironman” where you are on your own and cannot trade, the record is ~3400 hours.

How old is ZFG?

27 years (August 18, 1994)
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How are glitches found?

A good bit of glitches are found by accident. They can be found on purpose by seeing something out of the ordinary too. And they’re also found by just knowing how a item/mechanic operates in the game (whether good or bad) and testing it out for the sole purpose of trying to break something.

What is the world record for beating GTA 5?

The record time currently is 5h 56m 47s, which burhac recorded four months ago. Since a classic run does not involve mission skips, it is truly remarkable how players can complete it under six hours. On an average playthrough, GTA 5’s story mode takes about 31.5 hours to complete.

What does RTA stand for speedrun?

RTA means Real Time Attack. Which means you use a timer like a stopwatch, LiveSplit etc.

What is ZFG real name?

ZeldaFreakGlitcha
In 2012, Zfg (then-known as ZeldaFreakGlitcha) was the first to use the “Ganondoor” exploit to set a world record in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time under any completion percent. The exploit allows players to teleport from the first dungeon to the last, skipping most of the game.