I've been trying to watch that demo scene to prove I wasn't crazy apparently it's rare or something I've been here for half and hour with the game booted
Man I have beaten this game so many times and this is one of my favorite Super Nes games ever.I cant believe all this time I never knew about the crystal flash thing.I just now heard about it a few days ago from GoatsandoAts channel..After all this time its been right there in the attract mode and I have never seen it.WOW It was right out in the open the whole time
There are only two versions of the game, NTSC and PAL, and both have the same attract modes. My guess is that you haven't completed the game yet; completing it (doesn't have to be 100%, just get the ending) unlocks some extra demos during attract mode.
I'll give you a beginner technique for a one-tap shortcharge: Go to the very top right of the room, either with a diagonal shinespark (charge a spark on the top of the hill to the left of your ship, face right, hold R, and press jump to activate the spark), infinite bomb jumps, or space jump. Go all the way over to the door to the right. Then start holding left, but *do not start holding the run button until Samus has moved two or three tiles to the left*. If you delay holding the run button like this, you should easily be able to charge a spark by the time you get to the end, then you can quickly drop down and immediately spark left when you hit the platform below. (Though honestly, I don't know that a shortcharge is even necessary here--I think the platform might just be BARELY long enough.) Anyway, basically the game only checks that you are pressing the run button on a certain frame of Samus' animation for the purpose of shinesparks, and you can take advantage of this to charge a spark in a shorter distance. You can find tutorials elsewhere to help you learn a 2-or-3-tap shinespark or a stutter-step shinespark charge. With a stutter three-tap, skilled players can charge a spark on the shorter platform without going to the longer one on top.
@@Eyedunno when samus is facing right out of curiosity what pose does the game check on? Meaning which frames of animation? Left or right leg forward. I can shortcharge going left but not right lol
@@timmothyames3296 Sorry, I just now saw this. I don't really pay much attention (I do it by feel), but I've heard it's when the front (foreground) foot hits the ground, whichever direction you are facing.
Man, all this time I had no idea about crystal flash until I heard someone talk about it in a video today.
I've been trying to watch that demo scene to prove I wasn't crazy apparently it's rare or something I've been here for half and hour with the game booted
Man I have beaten this game so many times and this is one of my favorite Super Nes games ever.I cant believe all this time I never knew about the crystal flash thing.I just now heard about it a few days ago from GoatsandoAts channel..After all this time its been right there in the attract mode and I have never seen it.WOW It was right out in the open the whole time
This just like I’m watching myself play as a kid, feels good and hurts at the same time.
The attract mode within the first minute is completely missing in my version of the game.
There are only two versions of the game, NTSC and PAL, and both have the same attract modes. My guess is that you haven't completed the game yet; completing it (doesn't have to be 100%, just get the ending) unlocks some extra demos during attract mode.
On the emulator (as well as the real console back as a kid), I sometimes let the game stay like this over midnight.
why? lol
Because why not?
Glass tube demo is missing.
yo bro am i tripping or i can't find that demo on youtube? to clarify you mean the glass tube that you can break with the powerbomb yeah?
@@Rex-rz7xf Only appears after beating the game afaik (which can be done without breaking it).
I'm not seeing some of the demos that are here. Is it because I have to "unlock" some demos by playing to certain level?
Yes. Some of the demos are only unlocked after completing the game once.
@@Eyedunno Thanks.
How do you shinespark in the main criteria room? Not enough room to spark at the top of that thing.
I'll give you a beginner technique for a one-tap shortcharge: Go to the very top right of the room, either with a diagonal shinespark (charge a spark on the top of the hill to the left of your ship, face right, hold R, and press jump to activate the spark), infinite bomb jumps, or space jump. Go all the way over to the door to the right. Then start holding left, but *do not start holding the run button until Samus has moved two or three tiles to the left*. If you delay holding the run button like this, you should easily be able to charge a spark by the time you get to the end, then you can quickly drop down and immediately spark left when you hit the platform below. (Though honestly, I don't know that a shortcharge is even necessary here--I think the platform might just be BARELY long enough.)
Anyway, basically the game only checks that you are pressing the run button on a certain frame of Samus' animation for the purpose of shinesparks, and you can take advantage of this to charge a spark in a shorter distance. You can find tutorials elsewhere to help you learn a 2-or-3-tap shinespark or a stutter-step shinespark charge. With a stutter three-tap, skilled players can charge a spark on the shorter platform without going to the longer one on top.
@@Eyedunno when samus is facing right out of curiosity what pose does the game check on? Meaning which frames of animation? Left or right leg forward. I can shortcharge going left but not right lol
@@timmothyames3296 Sorry, I just now saw this. I don't really pay much attention (I do it by feel), but I've heard it's when the front (foreground) foot hits the ground, whichever direction you are facing.
I want to sub but you’re at 666
Nice! :P