Sonic 3 & Knuckles in 34:22
by SX EMP rogueyoshi
38:50 - 1,491,679 views

Genesis Sonic 3 and Knuckles in 34:22.02 by JSP (aka. Nitsuja).

Tool Assisted - these games are played using a emulator at super slow speeds and save states. The goal is to provide entertainment by showing off game glitches and beating the game as fast as possible.

- Aims for fastest time
- One player controls two characters
- Takes damage to save time
- Ignores delays caused by bonus effects
- Abuses programming errors in the game
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Super Smash Bros. Brawl: The Movie (Celebrate 200 videos!)
by DBPirate
50:44 - 2,824,942 views

The movie I have promised (for probably the shortest time ever) which is all the cutscenes on Super Smash Brothers Brawl...except for the alternate cutscenes because then the story wouldn't make sense. The characters included are from Super Mario Bros, Donkey Kong, The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, Yoshi's Island, WarioWare, Kirby's Dream Land, Ice Climbers, Kid Icarus, Fire Emblem, Earthbound, Pokemon, Sonic, Metal Gear Solid, Star Fox, and other Nintendo things that aren't in a series: Please enjoy (the most important), keep watching, and subscribe! :)

Greeny Phatom: The Best Of Dr. Beanson (FULL VERSION)
by Robert Stainton / Greenyphatom2009 / SANTED SAILOR
12:01 - 2,241 views

This is the full version of this greeny phatom episode.

the adventures of Pingu - Episode two: Bloopers!
by CuteYoshilover
4:08 - 36,295 views

The outtakes from The Pingu Show episode two. Enjoy. ^^

Preview 2 Effects
by Megan Woodmansee
1:05 - 217,086 views

for Nigel Louis 12

(REUPLOAD) Up To Faster 4 Parison
by DiscoverGuy1999
0:24 - 105,298 views

Razor Presents: The all new CRAZY CART XL!!! [HD]
by Crazy Cart TV
5:35 - 2,190,775 views

Ok... let's start this off with a big THANK YOU to all you Crazy Cart fans that spread the word last year about this amazing product and especially those of you who demanded an 'adult-size' version!
Using your comments, email, and messages, we were able to convince Razor to make a small run of Crazy Cart XL's, the funnest, largest, and most expensive ($799) item Razor has ever taken a chance on. Available for sale this December, the XL will not be in stores nor advertised on TV... with only 1600 being produced in this pilot run, the only places you can get a Crazy Cart XL are on www.RAZOR.com & www.ToysRus.com.
At this price point, the Crazy Cart XL is not a toy, it is a serious tool for drifting fun. As you see in the video, we have tried to design it as such. Rather than just make a 'bigger version' of the original, we started with a blank slate and designed the Crazy Cart XL around a 6'3", 250 lb. driver (though we have successfully tested it with drivers over 300lbs).
Through repeated cycles of testing and design revision, the optimal design became clear. The 44" length and raised seat position were determined when we found that just 'making it longer' moved the driver's weight further away from the front drive wheel, resulting in a loss of traction and thus compromised the Cart's performance. By raising the seat, it is not only easier for larger drivers to get in and out of the Cart, it also allowed us to move the seat closer to the front wheel while still leaving room for long legs.
The XL's width of just under 30" was determined by the desire to keep it narrow enough to cruise through both interior and exterior doorways.
The drive train components were determined by setting a goal of delivering the low end torque needed to get heavier drivers moving, while maintaining a top speed of 12mph. The Crazy Cart XL features a 500 Watt motor with rare earth magnets and a powerful 36 Volt, quick change battery system.
We redesigned the chain guides and increased the tooth engagement on the chain to minimize the chances of the chain coming off.
The drift bar was redesigned to be more comfortable and easier to lift for larger drivers.
We stepped up to 15mm wide wheels and high quality aluminum casters to increase the durability of the rear wheels. It's important to note here that these wheels can last you a long time if you use the drift bar to drift and corner. If you choose not to use the drift bar when cornering, you will scrub your wheels and, like another tire used for drifting, your wheels will wear quickly. Don't know how else to emphasize this other than to say: "IF YOU WANT YOUR REAR WHEELS TO LAST A LONG TIME, USE THE DRIFT BAR!!!".
The center-plunge accelerator pedal we used on the original Crazy Cart has been replaced with a bottom-hinged pedal to ensure ease of use and performance.
The steering wheel is larger and has been designed to turn more than 180° in each direction, allowing you to steer both directions when driving in reverse.
The steel frame has been designed to provide durability and performance. The width allowed us to spread out the back wheels, making the XL the most stable Crazy Cart we have ever produced. We also designed it to allow vertical storage, saving space when not in use and making it easy to work on your Crazy Cart XL.
As you can tell, we put a lot of thought in to the Crazy Cart XL and strived for quality and performance. We're hoping you guys like it as much as we do, so we can continue to make the case for high-quality tools for fun like the Crazy Cart XL!

Note: The biggest form of help you could provide us is spreading the word about this item. If you like this product and want to see Razor put out more high end products like the Crazy Cart XL, please SHARE this video with your friends!
Thanks again for all the support!

I'm Glad - Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
by MrWzzzW
3:37 - 269,309 views

Song: I'm Glad (5/12)
Album: Safe As Milk (1967)
Artist: Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
The first album, Safe As Milk (Buddha) was released in 1967.
The occult personality of the leader communicates a Dadaist touch and a hallucinogenic joy that from time to time reminds one of a bluesy Zappa, or alternately, a blues-rock version of the Holy Modal Rounders. Perhaps the most hilarious piece is the supersonic blues Sure Nuff' n Yes I Do, another shouted song where the traditional riff of Rollin' And Tumblin' sustains a breath-taking cadence. Another apparently comical piece, Electricity, is in fact one of the most reckless harmonic experiments in the career of Van Vliet. As Electricity spins and spits its perverse nursery rhyme, two teetering, grinding blues guitars (Cooder and Alex St. Clair) tear it to pieces, while a languid and grotesque theremin mews in the background, and the rhythm section picks out a hobbling quadrille. French's rhythm, syncopated and muted, is a masterpiece within a masterpiece. The work is structured according to a supernatural order, but leaves the impression of chaotic witticism. That which the Magic Band crushes is not the harmony, but the classic concept of song. The comic element is indeed the epicenter of the obsessive rhythm and blues Dropout Boogie, where the threatening energy of a sinister syncopated riff couples together a demonic growl and a vaudeville xylophone, and Zig Zag Wanderer, where the blues shouter's heritage is more obvious, backed by a soul chorus. More faithful to tradition are the doo-wop vocalizations in I' m Glads, and the melodramatic sentimentality of Autumn Child. Free paraphrases of rhythm and blues, as well as massive doses of Delta blues are evident in Plastic Factory, and in the biting syncopations of Grown So Ugly. Some styles and attitudes are more abusively mocked than others. A relentless drive powers Beefheart's vocal histrionics, as he changes personality from one cut to the next, as he shifts from caricature to caricature. The trasformation ends in the lycanthropic tap dance Yellow Brick Road, with xylophone and Broadway-style chorus, and in Abba Zaba,a tropical sabbath, with African tribal dance rhythms, a jazz solo for bass, and Hawaiian slide guitar.
Piero Scaruffi.
http://www.scaruffi.com/vol1/beefhear.html#saf