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Niftski Shatters Human Limits on Super Mario Bros.
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Niftski Shatters Human Limits on Super Mario Bros.

An American speedrunner just set a new world record on Super Mario Bros. (NES, 1985) that challenges a deeply held assumption: the boundary between human performance and robotic execution. Niftski is closing in on the perfect run long held by a TAS — an automated assistance tool. What this record actually changes is the very definition of what a human being can accomplish on a game that's 41 years old.

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