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I haven't had any luck getting it to work on this version of the game. I'm aware of two major changes to this version from the original: First, I believe it's impossible to skip the world map "celebration" by mashing buttons. This speedrun was done on SNES version 1.1 (or maybe it's 1.2) of the game. While this looks odd, this did not cost me any time, because of the way the timer works. There was a point where I accidentally beat Master Necky Jr too early, and had to backtrack back to Monkey Mines to visit the bonus areas for Millstone Mayhem, then use Funky Flights to proceed to the Vine Valley levels. I did no such thing, but I could have if I wanted. One could take a five-minute break on the world map, go and get a drink, come back, and not have lost any time. Next, the timer doesn't run on the world map. First, a lot of slowdown is created in the Torchlight Trouble level, but I believe this also slows down the in-game clock, rendering the slowdown irrelevant. There are two things about the in-game timer I'd like to mention. If you're wondering why I skipped these rooms, that's why. These rooms appear in Bouncy Bonanza and Manic Mincers. They're commonly believed to be bonus areas, but they aren't. There are two "bonus areas," however, that don't count towards the percentage. Getting "101%" in DKC means not only completing every level in the game, but visiting every bonus area. By the way, she's probably a lot better at this game than you are. Playing the Competition Cartridge with my little sister in Blockbuster's competition a decade ago is one of my favorite gaming experiences. The run is single-segment it was done without saving the game.ĭKC has always been one of my favorite Super Nintendo games. Finishes in 00:44, according to the in-game timer. Here's a 101% speedrun for Donkey Kong Country, SNES version. So much for a theoretical limit of 47 minutes. Available in five versions: low/normal quality DivX, and normal/high/low quality H.264 MPEG-4. Single-segment speed run of Donkey Kong Country with 100%, done on August 23 2007.
