Niftski's new world record proves that getting inside the 4:54 mark is humanly possible, though for a while it was thought that only computers could achieve speeds like this. Twelve Super Mario Bros. speedrunners hold times inside the 4:55 mark, with the previous Any% record held by Miniland at 4:55.230. RELATED: Bowser's Fury Already Has Insane Speedruns speedrunners have gotten better and better, and for almost a year now record times have been stuck in the 4:55 range. Then, speedrunner Kosmic broke that record by a single frame and shaved the time down to 4:57.227. In 2016, the record was set at 4:57.41 by speedrunner Darbian, who subsequently broke it again shortly afterward.
speedrunners have been slowly breaking each other's records within a five second timeframe starting with AndrewG's time inside 4:59 in 2010. The new world record speedrun for Super Mario Bros. set by Twitch streamer Niftski is 4:54.948, and many are calling it a "perfect" run.įor at least 10 years now, Super Mario Bros. , speedrunners are not just fighting for seconds, but milliseconds, and yesterday a new world record was set.
In the case of NES classic Super Mario Bros. But sometimes a speedrun strategy for a game has been so optimized that top speedrunners are fighting for seconds. Dedicated speedrunning communities will pour countless hours into beloved games to find all the tricks, glitches, and perfect moves to beat them as fast as humanly possible. Speedrunning is often a hobby of seconds.
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