Super Mario 64: Player collects 120 stars - and blindly
A streamer and Speedrunner ended Super Mario 64 with all 120 stars. His eyes were connected during the entire run. We'll tell you what is behind the world record and which records in 2022 were still set up in the Nintendo game.
New Mario-64 record inspires the Internet
There are good players, there are e-athletes and there are gamers who do almost superhuman in a specific game. This also includes Super Mario 64 with all 120 stars, also connected to it.
This impressive feat was now achieved by the streamer Bubzia, who ended the legendary Nintendo-64 game in less than 11.5 hours and completely blind.
In the past, there have been some Speedrunner who successfully completed Super Mario 64 with an blindfold, but Bubzia is the first streamer who did it with 120 stars.
If you want to watch the unique run and have a lot of time, then you can see the world record on Twitch. Important: The actual run only starts from minute 41.
Speedrunner love Super Mario 64
When Super Mario 64 appeared for the Nintendo 64 in 1996, nobody expected Mario's first 3D adventure to become an essential component of the global speedrunner community .
Today the game is cult and always makes a crazy headlines 26 years after its release. In March 2022, a Speedrunner ended the game in under 25 minutes. The Speedrunner Kanno, who ended the jump'n'run with 31 stars, is responsible for this record. His end time was very well: 24 minutes and 30 seconds.
But it works even more crazy! In February 2022, Kanno Super Mario 64 ended in under seven minutes, without collecting a single star. Of course, this was only possible for him because he exploited every conceivable glitch and trick that the Speedrunner repertoire has given. In this way, Kanno was able to skip several levels and set up a new world record (source: gamerant).
It remains to be seen whether and when a Speedrunner manages to end the legendary Nintendo game in less than five minutes.
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