Ocarina of Time - 100% Glitchless World Record in 5:39:00

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• RA

  @RalphdontGAF · 11 months ago

  It's quite cool how he not only entertains us through the speedrun, but through the conversation he's having as well. From food to language to culture. Great vid!!!!

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• US

  @user-hp6pj4sy3k · 3 years ago

  Awesome job Smaugy!  I really don't understand why these runs don't have more views.  It's really interesting to see someone complete the game as fast as possible in pretty much the way the developers intended, since pretty much all other OOT runs nowadays are glitch after glitch.

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• MT

  @MTNaesthetic · 3 years ago

  Speed running my childhood in under 6 hours--  Amazing.  Realizing I had no concept of other countries, cultures, or languages when I was that young-- priceless.

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• WA

  @waldogreen · 3 years ago

  Good gosh almighty I was happy when I got my best record under 16hrs and this is under 6 great job mate.

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• RA

  @RalphdontGAF · 1 year ago

  The Legend of Zelda: The boy who seeks out kills harmless creatures for looking ugly

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• ER

  @Erikuzuma · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31MeahNUJTo&amp;t=17796">4:56:36</a> Lmao best part of the video.

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• TH

  @theeeves · 9 months ago

  Impressive, now lets see Paul Allens 100% glitchless speedrun.

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• KH

  @Khapamgaming · 1 year ago

  daaam nintendo <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31MeahNUJTo&amp;t=339">5:39</a> hours of game for a pro, we were just kids having fun with 0 intention to get it done faster and most of the time just wondering arround discovering and avoiding enemies taking even longer haha, no wonder it felt like it was endless content, OOT simply goat.

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• CO

  @colehunter71 · 3 months ago

  Damn Ganon is a fucking joke. I’ll never understand how you make a huge ass game full of super cryptic puzzles, then make the final boss something an 8 year old can beat.

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• TO

  @tofu_2378 · 3 years ago

  i love these type of videos, i watch them over the span of a few days mostly, they are very chill to watch while gaming or eating.<br>thanks for those videos

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• PH

  @philippeedwards5813 · 6 days ago

  I grew up in South America and we also eat the blood sausage, we call it &quot;prieta&quot;. Now I live in french speaking canada and while it is less consumed it also exists and in french we call it &quot;Boudin&quot;

• LE

  @LeonardoRochaLouresScatolin · 4 months ago

  Smuagy, you’re my king… this has been my game for 25 years.<br>Thanks I’ve become a good speedrunner by watching your videos.<br><br><br>ty soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much