Viddler

Like with every other game that could be played on an emulator with recording capabilities, I recorded these using the emulator itself, first through input recording, then through AVI because I didn't like the idea of playing with no sound. Due to desyncs in SNES9X, I decided to record in ZSNES, where I had no choice in the matter. Not only did I have to input record first, but I wasn't able to speed through the recordings when dumping them to AVI format like I did with SNES9X. Thankfully, the videos at least end when the input recording finishes playing, saving me the trouble of having to pay attention when doing the AVI recording unless, of course, there are desyncs.

I'm actually done with these videos and actually have been since the day I uploaded these. Problems with desyncing caused me to have to redo some of the parts and watch entire videos to determine when and where the game would desync and being reluctant to do that caused me not to. Most of the parts don't desync, but I like recording in order...

Looking back, I kinda wish I had just tolerated playing with no sound for a decent recording. Part of the reason why I didn't even consider this is because this actually my first time playing through the updated version of this game from start to finish, which used to be a 5 world demo. The old levels remain untouched, but the music's changed for them. I realized this when I updated the demo to the full game through the patch and picked up from where I left off.