Whatup all folks! I sure each game has it’s own rules pertaining to this, but i just want to see the general consensus: is GBi allowed for speedrunning in most scenarios? It’s using nintendo’s hardware, and it’s not emulation, it just looks WAY better and does not require a disk to use. Do most GB, GBC and GBA allow for use with GBi?

Hello chaps! So i finally got my streaming setup for older gen consoles, and the CRT i got works great for my n64/SNES, but with my Wii, the picture quality is far worse. There is mildly noticeable picture noise that is white, as well as horizontal fuzz bars that travel up the screen at a slowish rate. I’ve played with cables, verified my Wii is fine by trying it on my HDTV, and done all sorts of cable troubleshooting. My setup is as follows:

Wii>RCA A/V switch box> RCA powered duplicater splitter> RF modulator > RCA ColorTrak 13” tv.

My only hunch is that my RF modulator is having trouble? I mean it works fine with my n64 and SNES. I’ve tried going straight from my Wii to the RF modulator and it’s a tiny bit better but not by much. Any ideas?

Hey anybody! I know this game is pretty wasteland barren, but i want make a run for this game. Wondering if emulator is allowed here. Thanks!

Hey folks! This weekend i found myself having some troubles with my runs and i found that it was due to not warming up my fingers/wrists in general. I found this video and i thought it might be helpful to share, because it’s helped me pretty well so far in my runs!

Does anyone here have any pre-run warmups besides the ones shown here?

Edit: Just realized the title on this post is all jacked up, it's supposed to be: "Hand/Wrist Warmups & Exercises"

Hey everybody! Been following speedrunning for a while and finally decided to join the community. Gonna be working on Sonic Adventure DX for my first game, so if you care to watch you can find me on Twitch with the same handle here: Blinkdor. I stream pretty inconsistently because i have a small family in tow, and during my streams they usually hang in the background and look cool. If you are into those types of things, than ya know, watch that stuff. Anywho, hello in general!

Friends, i have been watching speedruns and loving the communitity ever since I discovered it a few years ago. I have been an avid gamer since childhood (mostly Nintendo related gaming) and speedrunning seems like such an attractive way to set and meet goals in an environment I love. However, i have a job, and a kid, and a family. The time that i get to spend gaming, i spend it gaming with my brothers online (PC mostly, playing the latest what-have-yous of PC gaming), and the other time i spend with family. I am a bit of a perfectionist, so i have a great desire to become a savant at the game i wish to speedrun! Therefore when i get in the mindset of learning a speedrun, i get dicsouraged that i will need to invest some time if i’m to get anywhere to my level of satisfaction. I feel the easy answer is to just choose an easy, short game, and that is probably what I will do in the end. But this post is more of a curiosity for other Dads/parents out there- how do you fit speedrunning into your schedule?