A Super Mario 64 s🐻peedrunner has completed a 1-Star run in less than seven minutes, making theဣm the first person in the world to do so, and players are left wondering whether anyone will bother trying to do any better.
Super Mario 64𒈔 is now almost three decades old, but to this day, players are still competing to see who can reach the credits the fastest. Recently popular Super Mario 64 speedrunner Suigi set a new world record with a 1-Star run that took them just 6:58.35. The previous record was 7:03.💫57, which Suigi also held.
The speedrunner posted their recent record-breaking attempt on YouTube, and while many fans were overjoyed at⛎ the result, some think that this ridiculously low completion time will deter others from even attempting to beat it.
"Absolutely insane run", says Splax77 on the . "It's not unbeatable, but sub-seven was the final minute barrier, so this is going kill any motiv♕ation to run the category." User imwaytopunny writes, "It's pretty close to unbeatable [to be honest], especially for anyone besides Suigi."
And they're not the only ones who feel that this latest re♋cord might have just killed the category entirely. "This is the first truly mistakeless WR I've ever seen in Mario 64," says user Secure_Molasses_8504. "Will be very hard for someone to find the motivation to try and beat him." Similarly, ta2 says, "People will continue competing for a while, but it would take inhuman luck in addition to perfect e♔xecution to beat this time. I wouldn't be surprised if this record stands forever."
We'll have to wait and s♔ee whether Suigi or another player with superhuman skills manages an even speedier finish or if, indeed, anyone else even bothers to give it a go.
That's not the only Super Mario 64 speedrun news we've had lately, as earlier this month, a speedrunner found a way to obtain the "impossibl✱e" 1-Upও in the Cool, Cool Mountain level without dying.
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Originally from Ireland, I moved to the UK in 2014 to pursue a Games Journalism and PR degree at Staffordshire University. Following that, I've freelanced for Game🐻sMaster, Games TM, Official PlayStation Magazꦛine and, more recently, Play and GamesRadar+. My love of gaming sprang from successfully defeating that first Goomba in Super Mario Bros on the NES. These days, PlayStation is my jam. When not gaming or writing, I can usually be found scouring the internet for anything Tomb Raider related to add to my out of control memorabilia collection.
