TAS succesfully played back on real NES hardware.

stanski

2011-04-14 04:00:44 am

wise fwom yo gwave

Quote from AniMeowzerz:

Quote from Tigger77:

all runs need to be watched live from mike so only at marathon you can get your records Cheesy

Live verification is a cruel bitch :V
I would know.

GOLD!

PlaystationGod

2011-10-17 07:08:42 am

I don't think this is any problem at all because nobody is going to bother making a nesbot fake speedrun TAS. There are 3 reasons for that: 1. It takes the IQ of Einstein to build such a thing. 2. Only an asshole would submit a TAS to SDA as a speedrun. 3. It's not worth the trouble because you don't gain enough from it.

I have no name

2011-10-17 10:39:21 am

Obscure games ftw

and yet, people have tried submitting TASes to SDA in the past.
Reason 1 is disproven because someone could potentially get a NESBot on the internet.
Reason 2 is true, but there are such people in the world
Reason 3 is subjective, some people would cheat so they can say "oh hai guyz look at my WR"
So, though it's likely no one is going to try to submit a NESBot TAS to SDA, it can't hurt to check.

dballin

2011-10-17 04:26:07 pm

Balls jerky

micro500 posted the plans to build your own nesbot. It's very simple assembly of parts. If you're not willing to do that, he's sold a few of them already and would probably sell more if there was a demand.

Mario dart 64

2012-01-11 04:58:42 am

I just noticed that the Mario 64 runs had been played back on console:

Pretty amazing, I wouldn't have expected an N64 TAS to be played back on console when NES TASes were the only ones that had been done so far.

Zeupar

Edit history:

Zeupar: 2013-04-03 04:37:57 pm

Zeupar: 2013-03-21 05:12:53 am

2013-03-21 05:10:20 am

Sonical!

A little over two years after micro500 shared his NESBot with the world, GhostSonic from TASVideos has console-verified a SNES TAS.

Edit:
He has played back on console a Genesis TAS as well.