A Super Mario 64 speedrunner known as Bubzia achieved a remarkable feat by breaking the previous 70-star blindfolded world record with a stunning time of 1:16:41. This new record not only surpassed the old record by over three minutes but also highlighted potential for even faster runs in the future.
The speedrunning community has progressively evolved, with enthusiasts attempting to achieve the fastest completion times in various games. This includes the classic Super Mario 64, which has seen multiple tactics developed since its original release in 1996. Players often set additional challenges for themselves, including completing the game while blindfolded.
Summary
- Bubzia crushed the previous 70-star blindfolded record by more than three minutes.
- He completed the run in 1:16:41, indicating a chance for even quicker times.
- Following his achievement, Bubzia is now keen to take on the 120-star blindfolded record.
During a livestream on March 19, Bubzia recounted the exhilarating experience, expressing relief and excitement after completing the run. The impressive timing demonstrates not only incredible skill but also a deep understanding of Super Mario 64 mechanics.
“Blindfolded Super Mario 64 - 70 Star is DEAD!!! New world record by more than 3 minutes, absolutely obliterated it! 💯 I am done with this, 120 Star Blindfolded NEXT 🔥🔥🔥 1:20:12 -> 1:16:41” — Bubzia
With the classic’s growing legacy, it will be fascinating to see how the community continues pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in speedrunning.
