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Chrono Chross (PS)
"Just like CT, you can fight the final boss whenever you want on a New Game+. In CC, you get a few items in a NG+, including the Time Shifter. With this, I can fast forward or slow down through the game. With the Time Shifter, a time of under 6 minutes is possible. I get a time of 5:58, but I know lower is possible.
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Contra (NES)
"I started this back in October of 2005, but left it unfinished as repeatedly playing this game got boring very quickly. At the end of January, there was a sudden onslaught of people claiming they had completed the run in approximately 12 minutes, but no runs ever surfaced, to my everlasting disappointment. I got tired of all these seemingly spurious claims, so I decided to finish what I had started three months earlier. This took about two weeks of practice and three days of recording, which made it a thankfully quick project. I really didn't have any idea of what time to expect, but after the first couple failed attempts at recording, I claimed that somewhere around 11:45 was a pretty fair estimate for the perfect time. Well, that estimate was quite a bit off, as this run proves.
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Cybernoid (NES)
Speed run of Cybernoid: The Fighting Machine on easy skill done during August 2005. Available in three versions: low quality, normal quality, and 60 fps high quality.
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Deadly Towers (NES)
"Deadly Towers is an annoying game to make a TAS of, but the author manages to do so quite efficiently. Actually, the author manages to do it almost 3,5 minutes faster than the previous author, thanks to some route changes. Check the author's comments for more detailed information.
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Deja Vu (NES)
"In this one you star as Ace Harding, a detective who wakes up having no idea who or where he is. As the game progresses you discover that you have been framed for a crime you didn't commit, and must find a way to clear your name.
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Diablo (PC)
"Speed run of Diablo as Sorcerer in 40 segments, completed on April 21 2007. Available in three versions: low/normal/high quality DivX.
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Disney's Aladdin (SNES)
"In my opinion, Aladdin for the SNES is one of the best Disney games, alongside The Lion King and Magical Quest, Starring Mickey Mouse. It's a shame it's such a short game, though.
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Double Dragon (NES)
"* Uses death as shortcut
* Takes damage to save time
* Aims for fastest time
* Abuses programming errors in the game
* Manipulates luck
* Genre: Fighting "
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Dr. Mario 64 (N64)
"Story mode requires different techniques from classic mode. In story mode, the fastest way to do things is to get the computer player so piled up that they lose automatically before you clear all your viruses. Consequently, my strategy was to perform as many combos as possible in the hopes that it would cause the computer to lose. This didn't happen as often as I would have liked, but it was often enough that it saved some time.
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![Duck Tales [eu] (NES) Icon](http://www.emulatorzone.com/games/images/sg-duck-tales-nes.jpg)
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Duck Tales [eu] (NES)
"This run is a little tricky to do if you go for a good time. I died a lot the day I did this run. Moustly one the boos in the moon stage and the final boss Dracula duck. but also the hole amazone stage is tricky and the fight against Magica. The easiest part is the african mines and Himalayas. The reason why I begun with the moon stage is becuse thats the hardest stage.
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Fallout
"Single-segment speed run of Fallout, done on December 21 2004. Timing does not include any loading time, but does include skipped cutscenes and dialogs.
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