One 'exploit' emerges near the end of the race that I won't spoil for you, but needless to say, this unexpected cap to the hour-long romp will be talked about for some time.

This category required both runners to make every single fortress in the game crumble, and they otherwise exploited and warped their way through anything else they wanted. There's really no beating the drama and insanity and surprises of the Super Mario Bros. For example, FF to 31:40 on the original SMB video for a one-handed run.)Д«ut man. (Both of those links include awesome follow-up demonstrations of incredible tech. 3: There were no shortage of Mario-related speedruns at this year's SGDQ, and a few of them were danged impressive.В The original Super Mario Bros.В saw a 'warpless' race, which forced every runner to scramble after making mistakes, and a nail-biting three-on-three Super Mario Maker relay race had so many bonkers levels that the players couldn't even beat all of them. So we thought we'd take this American holiday opportunity to help outsiders catch up on the craziness with a few of our favorite full-game clips. Hours upon hours of speedruns, both quick and lengthy, live on at the Games Done Quick channel. Or they might start shouting a bunch of inside jokes and catch phrases, which are abundant at such a tight-knit, community-driven gathering of some of gaming's biggest nerds.Д®ither way, while the event has since concluded, its most impressive and silliest moments live on thanks to a complete YouTube video dump. That may very well lead outsiders to ask: What kind of gaming event can raise so much money for a global nonprofit like Doctors Without Borders?ДЇans of the Games Done Quick organization, which runs two charity marathons a year, might answer that question by pointing to a slew of 'speedruns'-attempts to beat a video game as quickly as possible-for classic and modern titles alike. The week-long Summer Games Done Quick gaming marathon concluded on Saturday after raising $2.1 million for charity.

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