:) No matter what other games and systems come out, I always find myself coming back to what I feel is the best selection of pure gameplay ever created.Ī lot of runs in this list were special to me, but probably the best one was when I finally reached that kill screen on NES Donkey Kong. Not sure why the programmer left some enemies out of the Atari version, but it's a shame.Įasily my favorite system, as if the large number of scores didn't make that obvious.
It has more variety and much better graphics. :) Never really got into it though.įorbidden Forest is a far more enjoyable game on the Commodore than on Atari. I actually won it by playing in a Centipede contest at a seminar for my job. True story: I never owned a Commodore computer until the year 2002. Jumpman Junior - Deathless Run on Speed Level 2 (unofficial) Jumpman - Intermediate Mode (Levels 9-18) - 25,300 (WR)
Jumpman - Beginner Mode (Levels 1-8) - 20,975 (WR) Jumpman - Grand Loop Mode (All 30 Levels) - 79,025 (WR) I highly recommend playing it at least once in your lifetime. I still play it from time to time, but my computer is unfortunately starting to show its age. This was my favorite system before I got my NES. Yie Ar Kung-Fu - 9,999,990 (PS1 - Konami Arcade Classics) (WR) Moon Patrol - 723,210 (PS1 - Arcade's Greatest Hits, The Midway Collection 2) (WR) Klax - 1,633,854 (PS2 - Midway Arcade Treasures) It was one of my first favorites as a kid. I really wish I could find a Yie Ar Kung-Fu machine in an arcade somewhere. The games on these discs are the actual roms from arcade machines, but they fall into a different category due to hardware differences that produce slightly different gameplay from the arcade (just like with MAME). These are scores for arcade games that were performed using compilation discs on modern consoles. score broke a record that had stood since 1985! Moon Patrol is no slouch either, because only a select few people have ever passed a million points. I don't play a lot of arcade games, but these scores are among my finest achievements. If you would like me to share tips about any specific games on this blog, let me know and I will see what I can come up with. That said, have a look at these scores and see what you think. We need more players in the humble community of competitive gamers! If what you see here gets you fired up enough to join our ranks and start competing, then this page has done its job. If you read anything on this list that makes you think to yourself "I can do better", I would highly encourage you to do so and submit your achievements to Twin Galaxies, SDA, or your favorite gaming website. World record or not, official or unofficial, I assure you that all of these scores are 100% real, without the use of cheat devices of any kind (codes, game genies, emulators, or save states). I have a great deal of respect for the gamers on SDA, so I only count my speed runs as world records when my time is the fastest among both websites.
#Metal storm nes high score archive#
Scores that are marked as "unofficial" are unverified personal accomplishments.įor speed runs, I have chosen to factor in the times posted on Speed Demos Archive (SDA) as well as Twin Galaxies. World record scores are marked with a "WR". Links have been provided to any associated content on my YouTube channel.Īlmost all of these scores have been officially verified by Twin Galaxies (think Guinness World Records for video games).
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