EDIT: So i´m currently uploading my Battle Kid speedrun part by part on Youtube. But someone thought i should ask SDA. Are you SURE you don´t accept this speedrun since it´s a homebrew?
If you bought an original copy and played the game on a nes I'm sure SDA will accept it IF you recorded the footage with a lossless codec or a dvd player and encoded it using SDA-standards.
Well, im not a techie here at SDA, so if i start explaining, I will probably get something wrong :p But lossless codec is a codec that captures without reducing the video quality, i dont know how to explain it simpler than that. AV "grapper" should be OK, but you might have a problem if you cant capture with it in virtualdub or dscaler.
EDIT: Hm, judging from those green lines you have at the begining of the video, and that you are swedish (like i am), your capture device wouldnt happen to be "Deltaco TV-58"?
Also, you should get a response from one of the sites admins, if they would accept this game or not.. im guessing you dont want to learn everything about anri-chan/encoding etc and then not get your run accepted here.
Also, you should get a response from one of the sites admins, if they would accept this game or not.. im guessing you dont want to learn everything about anri-chan/encoding etc and then not get your run accepted here.
It's being sold on retail cartridges for the nes, why wouldn't they accept it ?
Well the production values are certainly better than many licensed nintendo games, along with it being an original game (not a romhack etc etc). Also taking into account that it is available on an actual cart, I dont see any reason why it wouldn't be accepted on SDA,
Vugmer: A person i know posted this in another forum: What types of games do you accept runs on? Any computer or video game that was ever distributed by a third-party retailer (i.e. not homebrew, shareware, pre-release copies, etc.)
Vugmer: A person i know posted this in another forum: What types of games do you accept runs on? Any computer or video game that was ever distributed by a third-party retailer (i.e. not homebrew, shareware, pre-release copies, etc.)
Directly from SDA he said.
Yeah, that's from the old rules. Games are accepted on a game by game basis now when they aren't distributed by a third-party retailer. We have flash game and indie games now, so (my personal thoughts are, and may differ from SDA admin) as long as the games aren't romhacks SDA shouldn't have to worry about any possible copyright issues when accepting homebrew. There's a run of a demo of a game, so I'm guessing as long as the pre-release copy was released to the public, it's possible to run it.