Video games

### 100%/completionist

This is an incomplete list of video games and categories that are considered 100%, completionist, or an equivalent.

There is a speedrun marathon called Completithon, which mostly include run that are in the 100% or completionist category. Their latest event, Completithon 2021, was from 2 to 5 July 2021. https://horaro.org/completithon

**Castlevania: The Adventure**
https://www.speedrun.com/cvta

* 102%

**Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness**
https://www.speedrun.com/cvlod

* Henry 100%

**Castlevania: Rondo of Blood**
https://www.speedrun.com/rondo

* 100%
* 100% Richter only

**Castlevania II: Simon's Quest**
https://www.speedrun.com/cv2sq

* NES 100%
* NES 100% glitchless
* Famicon Disk System 100%

**Celeste**
https://www.speedrun.com/celeste

* 100%

**Donkey Kong 64**
https://www.speedrun.com/dk64

* 101%

**Donkey Kong Country**
https://www.speedrun.com/dkc

* 101%
* 101% no major glitches
* 101% 2-player team

**Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest**

https://www.speedrun.com/dkc2

* 102%
* 102% BARRALAX
* Blindfolded 102% glitchless

**Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble**

https://www.speedrun.com/dkc3

* 103%
* 105%

**The Legend of Zelda**

https://www.speedrun.com/the\_legend\_of\_zelda and https://www.speedrun.com/zelda1ce

* 100% no up+A
* 100%
* Second quest 100%
* Max keys
* 100% plus
* 200%

**The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild**

https://www.speedrun.com/botw and https://www.speedrun.com/botw-extension

* 100% (original)
* 100% (extended)
* Bug limit categories (100%) (original)
* Bug limit categories (100%) (extended)
* Bug limit categories (GP 100%) (original)
* Bug limit categories (GP 100%) (extended)
* 100% (dupe glitch) (no limit)
* 100% (dupe glitch) (bug limit)

**The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past**

https://www.speedrun.com/alttp and https://www.speedrun.com/alttpce

* No major glitches 100%
* Restricted major glitches 100%
* Major glitches all dungeons
* Major glitches all dungeons (swordless)
* Major glitches 100% all heart pieces
* 100% item completion
* Max% light world (RMG)
* Max% rain
* Max% swords (RMG)
* Full equipment (RMG)

**The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time**

https://www.speedrun.com/oot and https://www.speedrun.com/ootextras

* 100% (SRM)
* 100% (no SRM)
* All dungeons (SRM)
* All dungeons (no SRM)
* Glitchless (100% restricted)
* Glitchless (100% unrestricted)
* 100% NSR
* All medallions (no SRM)
* All medallions (no PFC)
* All chests
* All fairy rewards
* All gold skulltulas (no SRM)
* All gold skulltulas (SRM)
* All gold skulltulas (glitchless unrestricted)
* All songs (RBA)
* All songs (no RBA)
* All songs (reverse order)
* Blindfolded (glitchless any%)
* Max% adult (no SRM)
* Max% child
* All cows

**The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker**

https://www.speedrun.com/tww

* All dungeons
* 100%
* 100% all items and figurines

**Mario Kart Wii**

https://www.speedrun.com/mkw

* 32 tracks (no skips)
* 32 tracks (skips)
* 100%
* 32 tracks (karts only)
* 32 tracks (outside drifting bikes only)
* 32 tracks (one-handed)
* 32 tracks (spear/torpedo only)
* 32 tracks (item rain)
* 32 tracks (automatic only)
* 32 tracks (offroad vehicles only)
* 200cc (32 tracks)
* 2 players, 2 controllers (32 tracks)
* 2 players, 1 controller (32 tracks)
* Time trials (32 tracks)

**Metroid**

https://www.speedrun.com/metroid\_nes and https://www.speedrun.com/metroid\_category\_extensions

* All bosses
* All bosses deathless
* All bosses classic
* 100%
* 100% deathless
* 100% classic
* FDS 100% deathless
* 100% NG+
* All rooms deathless

**Metroid II: Return of Samus**

https://www.speedrun.com/m2

* 100% no OOB
* 100%

**Minecraft: Java Edition**

https://www.speedrun.com/mc and https://www.speedrun.com/mcce

* All achievements (1.0-1.6; 1.8-1.11) (set seed; set seed glitchless; random seed; random seed glitchless)
* All advancements (1.12; 1.13; 1.14; 1.15; 1.16; 1.17) (set seed; set seed glitchless; random seed; random seed glitchless)
* All advancements co-op (random seed glitchless) (1.16; 1.17) (duo; trio; quad; 5-9; 10+)

**New Super Mario Bros. Wii**

https://www.speedrun.com/nsmbw

* 100%

**Outlast**

https://www.speedrun.com/outlast

* 100% (main game)
* 100% (whistleblower)
* Glitchless 100% (main game)
* Glitchless 100% (whistleblower)

**Paper Mario**

https://www.speedrun.com/pm64 and https://www.speedrun.com/pm64memes

* All cards
* All bosses
* Reverse all cards
* 100%
* All bloops
* Glitchless 101%

**Portal**

https://www.speedrun.com/portal\_category\_extensions

* All achievements/100%

**Refunct**

https://www.speedrun.com/refunct

* 100%

**Resident Evil 7: Biohazard**

https://www.speedrun.com/re7

* 100% (PC; console) (easy; madhouse) (new game+; new game)

**Super Mario 64**

https://www.speedrun.com/sm64 and https://www.speedrun.com/sm64memes

* 120 star (N64; VC; EMU)
* Non-stop 120 star
* Mario-Cam RTA 120 star

**Super Mario Odyssey**

https://www.speedrun.com/smo

* 100%

**Super Mario Sunshine**

https://www.speedrun.com/sms and https://www.speedrun.com/smsce

* 120 shines (normal)
* 120 shines (hoverless)
* Hoverless max%

**Super Metroid**

https://www.speedrun.com/supermetroid and https://www.speedrun.com/super\_metroid\_category\_extensions

* 100%
* All doors
* All miniboss RTA
* Any% all bosses
* Max% GT-Code
* All map stations RTA
* All vileplumes RTA

**Undertale**

https://www.speedrun.com/undertalecategoryextensions

* True 100%

**Zelda II: The Adventure of Link**

https://www.speedrun.com/zelda\_ii\_the\_adventure\_of\_link and https://www.speedrun.com/zelda2ce

* 100% all keys, 1CC
* 100% deathless
* 100% NMG
* 100%
* 100% all keys, attack-1 deathless
* NG+ 103% NMG
* 100% all keys 1CC NMG
* 2P1C all keys 100%, 1CC

### Bingo

In Bingo races, everybody gets the same randomly generated 5×5 card of objectives. To finish the race, you must complete objectives in a line. Once you get a full row, column, or diagonal, you are done.

You get to choose which objectives you want to complete and avoid the ones you do not want to do. Several games have Bingo. Bingo tends to work well for games that can be open-ended and require route planning.

**Regular Bingo**: Complete the goals on the squares and mark them on the board when you get them. Try to get 5 squares in a line, either a row, column, or diagonal. You can play in the same room as other racers to see each other's progress as you go!

**Multi-Bingo**: Like regular bingo, but with multiple lines at once.

**Anti-Bingo**: Like regular bingo, but your opponent chooses the line that you do! Can be combined with Multi-Bingo.

**Double Anti-Bingo**: Each racer will choose a column, row, or diagonal of five goals that they want to race to meet. Each racer will then, in a circular order of assignment, choose another column, row, or diagonal for another player to use. The goals of each of the selections should not conflict with each other. Whoever meets all of the (ten) goals of their selections first wins.

**Blackout**: Instead of going for individual lines, try to complete the entire board!

**Lockout**: In lockout bingo, only one player can have a square — once it's collected, the other players are "locked out". Try to collect as many squares as you can, either until the board is filled or for a fixed time limit.

**Flip Lockout**: Like regular lockout, but you can also steal squares from your opponent! Collect two squares adjacent to a square collected by your opponent, excluding diagonals, to "flip" that square to your color — even if you don't have the goal that's being stolen.

Bingothon is an online gaming marathon that aims to benefit charity. All donations made are going directly to the Fred Hutch Corona Research.

We are entirely focused on bingos, a branch of speedrunning where community made tasks must be completed as fast as possible. You can find out more about what bingos are over on this page.

Bingo Sync (various games and bingo modes)

HexBingo (various games)

Banjo Tooie

The Binding of Isaac

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

Donkey Kong 64 -- Normal, short, and long versions are available.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask -- Normal, short, and blackout versions are available.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time -- Normal, short, and blackout versions are available.

Pokémon Crystal

Pokémon Red/Blue

Super Mario 64

Super Mario Sunshine

Super Mario World

Super Metroid

Super Mario Sunshine 1v1 Lockout Bingo League

Super Metroid Double Anti-Bingo Tournament 2016

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Beta Quest Team Lockout Tournament 2017 (a 2v2 tournament with a time limit of 3 hours per match)

Pokémon Crystal Randomizer Cinco Bingo Tournament 2017

Super Mario Odyssey Triple Bingo Tournament 2018

Bingothon 2018

Super Metroid Double Anti-Bingo Tournament 2019

Bingothon 2019

Bingothon Winter 2019

Super Mario Odyssey Triple Bingo Tournament 2020

Bingothon Summer 2020

Bingothon Winter 2020

Final Fantasy Randomizer Winter Double Anti-Bingo Tournament 2021

Pokémon Crystal Randomizer Cinco Bingo Tournament 2021

Super Metroid Triple Bingo Tournament 2021

Bingothon Summer 2021

Bingothon Winter 2021

Bloodstained Cinco Bingo Randomizer

### Multi-game

#### General rules

* Games can be played in any order unless specified otherwise in the rules.
* Categories are listed beside each game.

#### The 1545

https://www.speedrun.com/1545 (1545)

https://www.speedrun.com/multimario (Mario)

https://www.speedrun.com/mrg (Rareware)

https://www.speedrun.com/sprash (Spyro and Crash)

Rules for team runs:

* Rules for each game generally follow those posted on their respective speedrun.com pages. However, there are a few changes, mainly easing some restrictions on how runs are validated.
* Teams must complete every game in the Super Mario 602, the Rareware 301, and the Sprashfecta and complete each of the thirteen games.
* You must have at least two people on a team to submit a run.
* The order in which games are run will be determined by each team individually.
* Games must be run one at a time. A runner can start the next game as soon as the timing of the previous game has ended. You can set up FFM (Furnace Fun Moves) in Banjo-Kazooie at any point during the run.
* Timing ends once the last runner finishes their category.

Rules for solo runs:

* You must message an organizer on Discord when you are starting your run and as soon as you are finished.
* Video submission is required. You can submit multiple videos.
* You can run the games in any order.
* Games must be run one at a time. You can start the next game as soon as the timing of the previous game has ended. You can set up FFM (Furnace Fun Moves) in Banjo-Kazooie at any point during the run.
* Timing ends once the last game you have selected has been fully completed.
* Runners are allowed up to three 10-hour breaks and any other break that is taken must be under 1 hour. You must keep the timer running the entire time.
* Runners are allowed to take up to 10 minutes of a break between games that will not count towards the final time.

#### 2D Zelda Games

 Side-Scrollers' Trilogy | Beat the 3 Zelda side-scrolling games, back to back to back: *Zelda II: The Adventure of Link*, *Link: The Faces of Evil*, and *Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon*. Zelda II must be played first; WoG and FoE can be played in either order. Players will take a 1-minute between each game to swap.Timing begins when you gain control of Link in the North Palace in Zelda II; the one minute begins the moment you lose control of Link after defeating Dark Link.Timing for the CD-i runs both begin when you select "new game" from the main menu, and ends at the conclusion of the end-game cutscene in either game.Either CD-i run must be done on original hardware. All versions of the CD-i are allowed including the CD-i 370. Emulator runs are not allowed; if you cannot access the original console, please download and play the HD remakes and submit for that category.Zelda II runs may be played on emulator or console. Please state the name of the emulator you use.

#### 3D Zelda Games

Any%: Complete every game as fast as possible following the individual game's Any% rules and timing.

100%: Complete every game as fast as possible reaching 100% following the individual game's 100% rules and timing.

Glitchless: Any game in this list may be replaced by its HD remake / 3D counterpart, if available.

#### Arcathlon 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFMz3FFQSpk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-uao\_oGsRw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_PET2n1s9Ok

https://youtu.be/krp2HMKlmYI

* Batman: The Video Game [any%]
* Castlevania [any%]
* Ninja Gaiden [any%]
* Ninja Gaiden 2 [any%]
* Ninja Gaiden 3 [any%]
* Super Mario Bros. [any%]
* Super Mario Bros. 2 [any%]
* Super Mario Bros. 3 [any% warpless]
* The Legend of Zelda [any% no up+A]
* Zelda II: The Adventure of Link [100% all keys, 1CC]

The "Arcathlon" (portmanteau of Arcus and Decathlon) is a speedrun of 10 NES games back-to-back.

All games are US version.

The timer for each game is started/stopped/paused according to the rules of each game.

#### Arcathlon 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ueQIX-uZh0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuoKPTr5Pcc

https://youtu.be/Q71N9dzGCyQ

* Battletoads [100%]
* Blaster Master [any%]
* Contra [any%]
* Guerrilla War [any% easy]
* Marble Madness [any%]
* Mega Man [any% all stages]
* Punch-Out [RTA]
* Robowarrior [any%]
* Rygar [any% no wrong wrap]
* Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles [any%]

The "Arcathlon" (portmanteau of Arcus and Decathlon) is a speedrun of 10 NES games back-to-back.

All games are US version.

The timer for each game is started/stopped/paused according to the rules of each game.

#### Best of SNES

https://racetime.gg/best-of-snes

* The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past [any% no major glitches]
* Super Metroid [any%]
* Super Mario World [96 exit]

#### Multiple Classic Mario Games

https://www.speedrun.com/mcmg

* Famicom Trilogy includes SMB1, SMB2J, and SMB3 [in that order]. Includes the Any%, Warpless, and 100% categories.
* NES Trilogy includes SMB1, SMB2U, and SMB3 [in that order]. Includes the Any%, Warpless, and 100% categories.
* Pentathlon includes SMB1, SMB2J, SMB2U, SMB3, and SMW [in that order]. Includes the Any%, Warpless, and 100% categories.
* Decathlon includes SMB1, VsSMB, SMB2J, SMB2U, SMB3, SML1, SML2, SMAS, SMW, and SMW2 [in any order]. Includes the Warps, Warpless, and 100% categories.
* Super Marihour includes SMB1 Any%, SMB2J Any% 8-4, SMB2U Any%, SMB3 Any% No Wrong Warp, SMW 11 Exit, and SM64 0/1 Star [in that order]. Original Pastebin: https://pastebin.com/QaCUUAZ8
* Marifteen Minute includes SMB3 Any%, SMW 0 Exit, SML2 Any%, and SMW2 Any% [in that order].
* Mario Credits Hour includes SMB1, SMB2J, SMB2U, SMB3, SML1, SMW, SML2, and SMW2 [in that order]. Original document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ve2XoGdexRPwHdMU91p9hxHk8g9Wao4rKndw6KVRyEI/

#### Multiple Donkey Kong Games

https://www.speedrun.com/multidk

**Decalogy**

Games: Donkey Kong Country 1 (SNES), Donkey Kong Country 2 (SNES), Donkey Kong Country 3 (SNES), Donkey Kong Country 1 (Game Boy Color), Donkey Kong Land 1 (Game Boy), Donkey Kong Land 2 (Game Boy), Donkey Kong Land 3 (Game Boy), Donkey Kong Country 1 (Game Boy Advance), Donkey Kong Country 2 (Game Boy Advance), Donkey Kong Country 3 (Game Boy Advance)

Rules: All games may be run in any order.

Donkey Kong Country 1 (SNES) has to be played following the rules of the "All Stages" category.

All other games will be played according to the rules of their respective "Any%" category.

The timer starts on selecting a file for all games (name input required for DKC3 and DKC3 GBA).

The timer can be paused after a game's speedrun category has been finished. (e.g. on coin grab).

The timer must not be paused for more than 10 minutes (allowing for food/bathroom breaks).

The timer will resume on file select of the next game.

Final split timings are the following: DKC1: Banana drop; DKC2: Coin grab; DKC3: Coin grab; DKC GBC: Banana drop; DKL1: Fadeout/Blackscreen; DKL2: Coin grab; DKL3: Coin grab; DKC1 GBA: Banana drop; DKC2 GBA: Coin grab; DKC3 GBA: Coin grab

Emulators: zsnes is banned, SNES9x 1.4x and below are banned.

#### Multiple Mario Games

https://www.speedrun.com/multimario

All in succession. Order of games does not matter. VC releases are allowed.

All categories that include Super Mario 3D World: Using the Switch version of Super Mario 3D World is allowed.

Super Mario Console Series Any%: Super Mario All-Stars version is allowed.

Super Mario Console Series Any%: Super Mario Galaxy 1 Luigi is allowed.

Super Mario Console Series Any%: Super Mario Galaxy 2 Banktoad is allowed.

Super Mario Console Series Any%: New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe is allowed.

3D Mario 1862: Due to the immense length of this category, video is required for all runs.

Sandbox Mario Any%: VC Releases allowed.

#### Multiple Mega Man Games

https://megamanleaderboards.net/index.php?series=200

* Mega Man 1-6 - includes the Any% and 46 Robot Masters categories.
* Mega Man X1-X6 - includes the Any% (All Stages) category.
* Mega Man 1-11 - includes the Any% and Any% (1-10) categories. (The latter category does not include Mega Man 11.)
* Mega Man X1-X3 - includes the Any% and 24 Mavericks categories.
* Mega Man 1-5 (Game Boy) - includes the Any% category.
* Mega Man Zero 1-4 - includes the Any% (All Missions) category.
* Mega Man X4-X6 - includes the Any% (All Stages) category.
* Triple M: Masters, Mavericks & Mutos [Mega Man 1-11 and Mega Man & Bass (Rockman & Forte); Mega Man X1-X8; Mega Man Zero 1-4] - includes the Any% (All Stages) and the Any% (All stages, legacy ruleset 1) categories. (The latter category does not include Mega Man 11.)
* Mega Man 7-11 - includes the Any% (Rockman) category.

#### Multiple Rareware Games

https://www.speedrun.com/mrg

* Games can be run in any order.
* All rules pertaining to the categories must be followed (see respective speedrun.com pages for more info).
* The final time on the leaderboard consists of the sum of the times of the individual games (plus jinjo manipulation if used).
* Runners are allowed to take up to 10 minutes of a break between games that will not count towards the final time.
* Once you start the next game, your break time officially ends. You are not allowed to reset attempts of the next game and include that time in your break.

#### New Super Mario Bros. Series Any%

https://www.speedrun.com/multimario

* New Super Mario Bros.
* New Super Mario Bros. Wii
* New Super Mario Bros. 2
* New Super Mario Bros. U
* New Super Luigi U

Beat all games, no restrictions.

Rules for all individual games apply.

You may use New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe for both NSMBU and NSLU instead of the Wii U version.

#### Nintendo 64 Triathlon

https://pastebin.com/Bvq7zY1D

* Super Mario 64 [16 star] (WR: 14:41.38 by Suigi)
* Goldeneye 007 [Agent] (WR: 21:34 by Marc Rützou)
* The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time [Defeat Ganon, No SRM] (WR: 13:10.933 by Lozoots)

The original category for Ocarina of Time was Any%, but the category has changed due to discoveries of new strategies for the Any% category since the original Pastebin was published.

Timing will start when you begin the first of the three games, according to the rules of that game; and timing will end when you finish the last of the three games, according to the rules of that game.

*Super Mario 64*: Timing begins on reset, and ends when Mario jumps into the big star after defeating Bowser in the Sky.

*GoldenEye 007*: Timing begins when you select the empty file, and ends when the game begins to fade to black after completing Cradle Agent.

*The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time*: Time begins on the first frame of player movement in Link's house, and ends when Link delivers the final blow to Ganon.

The time in between transitioning games counts in your total time. Once you have jumped into the big star, completed Cradle Agent, or delivered the final blow to Ganon, you can turn off the console and start the next game.

You are allowed to set up your games before starting the timer. In other words, you can delete a file and prepare a 0-star new file on Super Mario 64, edit your settings in a clean file in GoldenEye 007, and prepare a new file in Ocarina of Time, all before you begin the speedrun and speedrun timer.

### No major glitches/glitchless

This is an incomplete list of video games and categories that are considered either "no major glitches" or "glitchless".

There is a speedrun marathon called No Glitches Allowed (NoGA) which includes (but not limited to) run that are in this category. Their latest event, No Glitches Allowed 7 (NoGA7), was from 28 April to 2 May 2021. https://horaro.org/noga7

**Bloodborne**
https://www.speedrun.com/bloodborne

* Any% glitchless
* All bosses glitchless

**Castlevania II: Simon's Quest**
https://www.speedrun.com/cv2sq

* Low% glitchless

**Castlevania: Symphony of the Night**
https://www.speedrun.com/sotn

* Alucard glitchless any%

**Dark Souls Remastered**
https://www.speedrun.com/darksoulsremastered

* Any% glitchless

**Dark Souls III**
https://www.speedrun.com/darksouls3

* Any% glitchless
* All bosses glitchless

**Demon's Souls**
https://www.speedrun.com/demonssouls

* Any% glitchless

**Donkey Kong Country**
https://www.speedrun.com/dkc

* No major glitches
* 101% no major glitches

**Donkey Kong Country 2**
https://www.speedrun.com/dkc2

* Blindfolded 102% glitchless

**Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy**
https://www.speedrun.com/goiwbf

* Glitchless

**The Legend of Zelda**
https://www.speedrun.com/the\_legend\_of\_zelda and https://www.speedrun.com/zelda1ce

* Extreme rules
* Second quest extreme rules
* TDO glitchless
* Any% (TG rules)

**The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild**
https://www.speedrun.com/botw and https://www.speedrun.com/botw-extension

* Bug limit categories (any% all dungeons; all main quests; all shrines; 100%; master sword; master sword and dungeons; GP 100%) (original; extended)
* All dog treasures (bug limit)
* All kass quests (original) (bug limit)
* All kass quests (extended) (bug limit)
* All kilton medals (bug limit)
* All minigames (bug limit)
* All lynels (no ancient arrows) (bug limit)
* All lynels (ancient arrows) (bug limit)
* All quests (original) (bug limit)
* All quests (extended) (bug limit)
* All towers (no flying machine) (bug limit)
* All towers (flying machine) (bug limit)
* Korek collection (all koreks) (bug limit)
* Korek collection (100 koreks) (bug limit)
* Die% (fall off a cliff) (bug limit)
* Die% (guardian) (bug limit)
* Die% (ice water) (bug limit)
* Die% (drowning) (bug limit)
* Die% (bees) (bug limit)
* Go home and die (bug limit)
* Damageless any% (bug limit)
* Dank% (bug limit)
* Marriage% (bug limit)
* 100% (dupe glitch) (bug limit)
* Any% + Hylian shield (bug limit)
* Any% 2 players 1 controller (bug limit)
* Kill% (Lynel) (bug limit)
* Kill% (Bokoblin) (bug limit)
* Master sword, dungeons, and towers (original) (bug limit)
* Master sword, dungeons, and towers (extended) (bug limit)
* Best ending (bug limit)
* Rake in lake (bug limit)
* Maxed champion's tunic (bug limit)

**The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past**
https://www.speedrun.com/alttp

* No major glitches any%
* No major glitches 100%
* No major glitches low%
* No major glitches major sword
* No major glitches low% legacy

**The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask**
https://www.speedrun.com/mm and https://www.speedrun.com/mmextras

"No major glitches": *Stale Reference Manipulation* (SRM), *Text Overflow*, and *Opening the Debug Menu* are banned.

* Any% (no major glitches)
* Any% (glitchless)
* 100% (no major glitches)
* 100% (glitchless)
* All dungeons restricted
* All masks
* All fairy rewards
* Low% (32/34/35 items) (glitchless)
* DPS (glitchless)
* MST (glitchless)
* NST (glitchless)
* Owl statues (glitchless)
* Boss (glitchless)
* Songs (glitchless)
* Bottle contents (glitchless)
* Items (glitchless)
* Masks (glitchless)
* Notebook (glitchless)
* Upgrades (glitchless)
* Hearts (glitchless)
* Chests (glitchless)
* Starfox Masks (glitchless)
* All Tingle maps (glitchless)
* All cows (glitchless)
* Moon crash (glitchless)
* Best ending (glitchless)
* A button challenge (glitchless)

**The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time**
https://www.speedrun.com/oot and https://www.speedrun.com/ootextras

* Glitchless (any% restricted)
* Glitchless (any% unrestricted)
* Glitchless (100% restricted)
* Glitchless (100% unrestricted)
* Child dungeons (glitchless restricted)
* Child dungeons (glitchless unrestricted)
* All gold skulltulas (glitchless unrestricted)
* Blindfolded (glitchless any%)

The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker
https://www.speedrun.com/tww

* Bug limit

**Mario Kart Wii**
https://www.speedrun.com/mkw

* 32 tracks (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* Nitro tracks (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* Retro tracks (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* 100% (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* Mushroom Cup (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* Flower Cup (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* Star Cup (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* Special Cup (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* Shell Cup (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* Banana Cup (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* Leaf Cup (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)
* Lightning Cup (no skips) (no items; balanced items; strategic items)

**Minecraft: Bedrock Edition**
https://www.speedrun.com/mcbe

* Any% glitchless (set seed)
* Any% glitchless (random seed)
* Co-operative any% glitchless (set seed)
* Co-operative any% glitchless (random seed)
* All bosses glitchless (set seed)
* All bosses glitchless (random seed)
* Co-operative all bosses glitchless (set seed)
* Co-operative all bosses glitchless (random seed)

**Minecraft: Java Edition**
https://www.speedrun.com/mc and https://www.speedrun.com/mcce

* Any% glitchless (set seed) (pre-1.9; 1.9-1.15; 1.16+)
* Any% glitchless (random seed) (pre-1.9; 1.9-1.15; 1.16+)
* All achievements (1.0-1.6; 1.8-1.11) (set seed glitchless; random seed glitchless)
* All advancements (1.12; 1.13; 1.14; 1.15; 1.16; 1.17) (set seed glitchless; random seed glitchless)
* Any% random seed glitchless co-op (2 players; 3 players; 4 players; 5-9 players; 10+ players) (pre-1.9; 1.9-1.15; 1.16+)
* All advancements co-op (1.16; 1.17) (random seed glitchless) (2 players; 3 players; 4 players; 5-9 players; 10+ players)
* Any% glitchless (demo) (pre-1.9; 1.9-1.15; 1.16+)
* Any% glitchless (peaceful) (set seed; random seed) (pre-1.9; 1.9+)
* Combined any% glitchless (set seed; random seed)
* Filtered seed glitchless (1.16) (2 players; 3 players; 4 players; 5-9 players; 10+ players)

**Outlast**
https://www.speedrun.com/outlast and https://www.speedrun.com/outlastmemes

* Glitchless no S+Q (main game)
* Glitchless no S+Q (whistleblower)
* Glitchless S+Q (main game)
* Glitchless S+Q (whistleblower)
* Glitchless 100% (main game)
* Glitchless 100% (whistleblower)
* No major glitches (main game)
* No major glitches (whistleblower)

**Paper Mario**
https://www.speedrun.com/pm64 and https://www.speedrun.com/pm64memes

* Glitchless
* Glitchless 101%

**Pokémon Red/Blue**
https://www.speedrun.com/pkmnredblue and https://www.speedrun.com/pkmnrbext

* Any% Glitchless
* Any% Glitchless (Classic)
* Any% Glitchless (No Instant Text, Red/Blue)
* 124 Glitchless (Red/Blue)
* 124 Glitchless Classic (Red/Blue)
* All Trainers (Red/Blue)
* Alt Main Pokes (Red/Blue)
* Baton Pass
* Beat Misty
* No Centers / No Marts (Red/Blue)
* PC Jack (Red/Blue)
* TMless

**Portal**
https://www.speedrun.com/portal and https://www.speedrun.com/portal\_category\_extensions

* Glitchless
* No forward bind, glitchless

**Portal 2**
https://www.speedrun.com/portal\_2\_category\_extensions

* No major glitches

**ROBLOX: Speed Run 4**
https://www.speedrun.com/robloxsr4

* No skips

**Super Mario 64**
https://www.speedrun.com/sm64 and https://www.speedrun.com/sm64memes

* 70 star (N64/VC/EMU)
* Non-stop 70 star
* Blindfolded 70 star
* Mario-Cam RTA 70 star
* 70 star CCCless

**Super Mario Bros.**
https://www.speedrun.com/smbce

* Glitchless

**Super Mario Sunshine**
https://www.speedrun.com/smsce

* Glitchless any%
* Glitchless 120 shines

**Super Metroid**
https://www.speedrun.com/supermetroid and https://www.speedrun.com/super\_metroid\_category\_extensions

* Any%
* 100%
* RBO (reverse boss order)
* Map completion
* Miniboss RTA (Spore Spawn)
* Miniboss RTA (Crocomire)
* Miniboss RTA (Botwoon)
* Miniboss RTA (Golden Torizo)
* Max% GT-Code
* Nintendo Power%
* Club Nintendo%
* Co-op (2-player any%)
* Co-op (3-player any%)
* Co-op (2-player 100%)
* Co-op (3-player 100%)
* Co-op (2-player map completion)
* Co-op (3-player map completion)
* Co-op (2-player RBO)
* Co-op (2-player low%)
* Co-op (2-player GT-Code)
* Any% all bosses
* True completion
* No drops
* 2 players 1 controller
* Dashless (any%)
* Dashless (100%)
* Dashless (low% chargeless)
* North Korea%
* Alphabetical boss order (MB excluded)
* Alphabetical boss order (MB included)
* NG+ spacetime (any%)
* NG+ spacetime (NG+)
* All doors
* Blindfolded (any%)
* Blindfolded (100%)
* Chargeless (14% gravity)
* Chargeless (14% ice)
* Chargeless (14% X-ray)
* Reverse beam order
* Beamless (no beam upgrades)
* Beamless (8 shots)
* Any% spacetime (no GT Code)
* Any% PAL 60
* 69%
* All miniboss RTA
* Ammunition RTA (100 missiles RTA)
* Ammunition RTA (50 supers RTA)
* Ammunition RTA (50 powerbombs RTA)
* All map stations RTA
* Grabbed by every Yapping Maw RTA
* All Vileplues RTA
* All games RTA (all gates)
* Death to Skhaktool! RTA
* Tickle the fish RTA
* Kago the Kagos RTA
* Kill all cacatacs RTA

**Undertale**
https://www.speedrun.com/undertale

* Neutral glitchless
* TPE glitchless
* New game+ glitchless (neutral)
* New game+ glitchless (neutral, no aborted genicide)
* New game+ glitchless (true pacifist)
* Neutral glitchless (no aborted genicide)

**Zelda II: The Adventure of Link**
https://www.speedrun.com/zelda\_ii\_the\_adventure\_of\_link and https://www.speedrun.com/zelda2ce

* Any% NMG
* 100% NMG
* New Game+ NMG
* Attack 1 challenge NMG
* Hammer grab NMG
* OHKO NMG
* NG+ 103% NMG
* 100% all keys 1CC NMG
* 2P1C all keys 100%, 1CC
* Any% 1-3-1 NMG
* Low% 1-3-1 NMG

### Randomizers

An incomplete list of known video game randomizers.

Video game randomizers [various games]

* https://www.debigare.com/randomizers/
* https://mattbraddock.com/randomizers/
* https://sites.google.com/site/gamerandomizers/home

ActRaiser https://github.com/Osteoclave/actraiser-randomizer

Aerobiz Supersonic https://github.com/stochaztic/aerobonkers

America's Army https://www.gamefront.com/games/america-s-army/file/weapon-randomizer-v1-5

Breath of Fire II https://github.com/abyssonym/painsong/archive/master.zip

Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow https://github.com/abyssonym/aos\_rando

Castlevania 2 https://abyssonym.wordpress.com/2017/10/27/castlevania-2-deadly-curse/

Chrono Trigger

* https://github.com/abyssonym/eternalnightmare
* https://github.com/Anskiy/jetsoftime
* https://github.com/Anskiy/wingsoftime

Contra https://sites.google.com/view/contrarandomizer/features

Crash Tag Team Racing https://github.com/CDRomatron/CTTRRando

Crystallis https://crystalisrandomizer.com/index

Donkey Kong 64 https://github.com/theballaam96/dk64-lz-randomizer

Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble https://github.com/pozzum/DKC3Randomizer/releases

Dragon Warrior http://dwrandomizer.com/

Earthbound

* https://earthbound.app/
* https://github.com/abyssonym/bizarre\_dimension
* https://secure.fangamer.com/forum/Community/PKHack/EarthBound-Reshuffler-2-0
* https://earthboundcentral.com/reshuffler/

Final Fantasy: Dawn of Souls https://abyssonym.wordpress.com/2017/10/12/ff-dawn-of-souls-approaching-chaos-randomizer/

Final Fantasy IV

* http://ff4fe.com/
* http://ff4feladder.com/
* https://github.com/abyssonym/beyond\_babil

Final Fantasy V https://github.com/abyssonym/grand\_cross/archive/master.zip

Final Fantasy VI

* https://abyssonym.wordpress.com/2018/04/02/176/
* https://github.com/abyssonym/beyondchaos/archive/master.zip

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest https://github.com/abyssonym/terriblesecret/archive/master.zip

Final Fantasy Tactics https://github.com/abyssonym/rumble\_chaos\_crashdown/archive/master.zip

Fire Emblem 6-8 https://github.com/lushen124/Universal-GBA-FE-Randomizer-Windows

Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stone https://feuniverse.us/t/fe8-self-randomizing-rom-v1-4/3426

Freeway http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/720/

Goldeneye 007 http://www.shootersforever.com/forums\_message\_boards/viewtopic.php?t=7267

Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land https://github.com/Aquova/KNDL-Rando

The Legend of Zelda

* https://sites.google.com/site/zeldarandomizer/
* https://www.reloadedretro.com/games/zelda
* http://z1r.tetra.ly/

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

* https://berserkermulti.world/
* https://dessyreqt.github.io/alttprandomizer/
* http://alttprladder.com/

The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker

* https://github.com/LagoLunatic/wwrando
* https://windwakerrandomizer.pro/

Lufia 2: Terror Wave https://abyssonym.wordpress.com/2017/09/12/lufia-2-terror-wave-new-randomizer/

Mega Man 2 https://github.com/duckfist/MM2Random

Mega Man Battle Network 3

* https://github.com/samfin/mmbn3-random
* http://ngplus.net/index.php?/files/file/37-mega-man-battle-network-3-randomizer/

Mega Man Battle Network 5-6

* https://github.com/Prof9/MMBN-Randomizer
* https://forums.therockmanexezone.com/mmbn-randomizer-t15216.html

Metroid

* https://www.romhacking.net/utilities/1437/
* https://forum.metroidconstruction.com/index.php/topic,4952.0.html

Metroid II: Return of Samus https://liamnajor.github.io/Metroid-2-Randomizer/

Metroid Prime https://randomizer.metroidprime.run/

Metroid Zero Mission https://forum.metroidconstruction.com/index.php/topic,4559.0.html

Mike Tyson's Punch-Out https://authorblues.github.io/mtporandomizer/

Ninja Gaiden https://micheilskeens.com/ninja-gaiden-randomizer.php

Ori and the Blind Forest https://orirando.com/

Pokémon Red https://sanqui.net/randomizer/#pokered

Sonic the Hedgehog (Master System) https://ssjtroly.github.io/sonic1-sms-randomizer/

Super Adventure Island II https://github.com/abyssonym/sai2\_rando

Super Mario 64 https://www.mediafire.com/folder/aoztnb3xo91jj/SM64\_Randomizer

Super Mario Bros. 3 https://sites.google.com/site/smb3randomizer/home

Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins http://sml2r.download/

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

* https://randomizer.smrpgspeedruns.com/
* https://github.com/abyssonym/smrpg\_gbarp/archive/master.zip

Super Mario World https://authorblues.github.io/smwrandomizer/

Super Metroid

* http://dessyreqt.github.io/smrandomizer/
* https://randommetroidsolver.pythonanywhere.com/randomizer

Super Metroid and A Link to the Past Crossover https://samus.link/

Universal Pokémon Randomizer https://pokehacks.dabomstew.com/randomizer/

Zelda 1/Metroid 1 Crossover https://z1m1.info/

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link https://bitbucket.org/digshake/z2randomizer/wiki/Home

### Speedrun events and shows

**12 Hour Challenge**: The 12 Hour Challenge is a twice-a-year, online speedrunning event that anyone can join. The concept is simple: pick a new game to speedrun, then spend 12 hours learning as much as you can about that run, such that you can complete your first run in the 12 hours. The challenge started as a way to get new people into speedrunning, while having veterans explore something out of their usual pool of games. The latest event took place October 15-17, 2021.

**AIMBOT**: AIMBOT is a GDQ HotFix show that features runs of FPS (first-person shooter) games!

**Awfully Silly**: Awfully Silly is a GDQ Hotfix show that features speedruns of particularly awful, funny, bad, ridiculous, silly or otherwise absurd games!

**The Bargain Bin**: The Bargain Bin is dedicated to showcasing video games that are US$20 or less.

**Challenger Approaching**: Challenger Approaching showcases challenge runs and the runners brave enough to take them on.

**Completithon**: A speedrun marathon which mostly include run that are in the 100% or completionist category.

**Community Spotlight**: The Community Spotlight is a GDQ Hotfix show which shows content that has been voted on by the GDQ community via Twitter. The Community Spotlight aims to show off different speedrunning communities in ways that you might not always get to see.

**European Speedrunning Assembly** (ESA): ESA started in 2012 as a smaller meetup, inspired by the Games Done Quick series. Today ESA is the largest speedrunning event outside of the United States. https://horaro.org/esa

**The First Step**: The First Step is a weekly show brought to you by GDQ Hotfix. Speedrunning can be intimidating to get started with, but it doesn't have to be! Learn just how easy it can be by utilizing semi-blind races -- races of games you've played before, but never tried to speedrun -- and (hopefully) find a few laughs along the way.

**Game Masters**: Game Masters is show brought to you by GDQ Hotfix and hosts AirAngel and Phant\_TV. While time may be a factor, it's not always a race against the clock! There are other ways to show expertise in a game; find out on the every other Tuesday at 7pm Eastern, where we will cover things ranging from High-Score attempts, TASing, 1 credit clears, and more, as you see what it takes to be a game master!

**Games Done Quick** (GDQ): Games Done Quick is a series of charity video game marathons. These events feature high-level play by speedrunners raising money for charity. https://horaro.org/agdq and https://horaro.org/sgdq

**Gauntlet**: The Hotfix Gauntlet is an invitational tournament pitting top level personalities, speedrunners, blind runners, and game journalists against each other in a Gauntlet style match. For each match, the two contestants are given a number of save states and a list of objectives for each save state. Whoever completes the most objectives by the time limit wins!

**Going Places**: Going Places takes us to different destinations of the speedrun landscape. One being the games that were developed to be played on-the-go through handheld consoles or mobiles. The other being games that were only housed in exclusive regions of the world and didn't receive a broader release.

**GTAMarathon**: A speedrun marathon which includes (but not limited to) games from the Grand Theft Auto series. https://horaro.org/gtamarathon

**HDNMarathon**: A speedrun marathon which includes (but not limited to) games from the Hyperdimension Neptunia series. https://horaro.org/hdnmarathon

**How to Train a Speedrunner**: How To Train A Speedrunner is a show dedicated to showing entry level speedrun tutorials, to help get more people into speedrunning, and helping people get runs finished. Each show will have a runner teaching their game, showing back up strats, easier routes, and other beginner friendly strats to help get you started in speedrunning!

**It's Dangerous to Go Alone**: It's Dangerous To Go Alone is a GDQ Hotfix show celebrating co-operative speedruns of all forms! This show hosts games that are cooperative from the get-go, feature separate co-op modes, or unique challenges like two players one controller.

**Juneteenth Celebration**: GDQ Juneteeth is an annual celebration of Black speedrunners in the community, celebrating Black independence and joy at all speedrunning levels here on HotFix!

**Legally Cute**: Legally Cute has the goal of showing speedruns that feature fun and cute games. This is the time to sit back, relax and be toasty and cozy and what better way to enjoy the day than to watch some chill speedruns of some cute games to make the day even brighter!

**Licenseathon**: Delivering licensed game gun at blazing fast speed! Broadly speaking, *licensed games* are games based on existing, non-gaming properties.

**Mercy Kill**: Mercy Kill is about people running their rustiest speedrun in an attempt to beat a very generous estimate set by the runner. Will the run be saved or killed?

**Never Before Seen**: Never Before Seen is a show geared towards speedgames and categories that have never before been seen in any GDQ marathon (AGDQ, SGDQ, or GDQx).

**No Category Left Behind**: No Category Left Behind showcases category extension speedruns. These runs are often more obscure and may have some very unique goals.

**No Glitches Allowed** (NoGA): A speedrun marathon which includes (but not limited to) runs that are either "no major glitches" or "glitchless".

**One-and-Done-athon**: One-and-Done-athon is a marathon format where runners get one submission, and if accepted can never run again in another One-and-Done-athon! Check out the runners showing off their favorite games and explaining why they picked it to submit!

**PB Precipice**: PB Precipice showcases runners who are on the verge of achieving a new personal best in their run! The show is aimed at displaying what the speedrunning process really looks like. Witness the grind!

**Random Number Generation** (RNG): Random Number Generation is a GDQ Hotfix show about randomizers and their communities.

**Retro Reboot**: Retro Reboot is a showcase of games and their remakes/reboots, highlighting their differences from a speedrun perspective.

**Runners Wanted**: Looking for a new speedgame? Interested in runs that fly under the radar? Runners Wanted is a bi-weekly show hosted by ZoeVermilion, highlighting speedruns from communities with less than 15 runners with a focus on making them approachable for new runners.

**Speedruns from the Crypt**: Speedruns from the Crypt is a show filled with horror as we take you through a block of some of our scariest speedruns!

**Testing Grounds**: Testing Grounds is a show brought to you by GDQ Hotfix. With new games coming out all the time, what better way to get into speedrunning than by picking up something new!

**That's Never Hppened Before**: That's Never Happened Before is a glitch-centered show that features top runners breaking down the glitches in some of your favorite games. We’ll be looking into the background and techniques involved in glitches during a run as we slow it down and get into the nitty gritty. We also might get a chance to see some intriguing ones that you wouldn’t normally find in a speed run! If you loves glitches, this is the show for you!

**Time Capsule**: Time Capsule is a show about exploring one year in gaming and highlighting speedruns of popular or influential games during the time of their release.

**Tina's RPG Show, I Guess?**: If you're looking for RPGs played fast, you must be looking for Tina's RPG Show, I Guess! Every month tinahacks be bringing RPG speedrunners along to show off what they love about their speedgames. Whether you're an RPG veteran or someone who's just starting to get interested, this show will have something for you to enjoy!

**Treefort**: Treefort is a show that brings together people with similar interests and we have them show off their speedgames!

**Unapologetically Black and Fast**: Unapologetically Black and Fast is a speedrunning series celebrating Black Joy here on Hotfix where black runners are able to celebrate their joy.

**Victory Lap**: Victory Lap is a show that highlights recent World Records or Personal Bests and the runners that made it happen! Come see a discussion of their thoughts, techniques, and more every other Thursday at 7pm Eastern!

**What's Faster?**: What's Faster? showcases races between different games, different categories, or games vs IRL activities. If the estimates are similar, we can race it! This could be randomizer vs randomizer, speedrun vs speedrun, or really anything that you can think of that involves a video game and a race.

### Timing

Speedrun Retimer without Ads: https://retime.mcbe.wtf/

Recording 10 minutes of the attract mode of each game in different platforms. Taking an identifiable frame near the beginning and end of the video, and noting the time difference between the two.

This was inspired by a Google Docs document by Ben in Sweden.

#### Gunstar Heroes (Sega Genesis)

Between matching frames of the SEGA logo being mangled.

 Desktop Steam (Gameroom)https://youtu.be/yxKiCNO47aU | 9:48.133 (9:48.17)

#### Ristar (Sega Genesis)

Between the I in the “In a far off galaxy…” text reaches the right side of the planet.

 Desktop Fusionhttps://youtu.be/H1OyD6U4UVQ | 7:58.133 (7:58.12)

#### Sonic 3D Blast (Sega Genesis)

Between first frames of ™ showing up on the SEGA logo.

 Laptop Steam (Simple)https://youtu.be/zLo71QeqjT0 | 9:03.400 (9:03.59)

Note: These results are likely down to the very laggy intro in *Sonic 3D Blast*. This is a rather extreme example, showing that Retroarch and Fusion reproduce the lag frames better than the Steam and GameCube official releases.

#### Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Genesis)

Between when first frame of Sonic having his eyes closed to the last cycle of same frame.

 Laptop Steam (Gameroom)https://youtu.be/uScVlMa9ZTE | 9:22.800 (9:22.83)

#### Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Sega Genesis)

Tails eyes closed, ear reaching the inner ring.

 Laptop Steam (Gameroom)https://youtu.be/FEN8TMN5Dy0 | 9:56.500 (9:56.57)

#### Streets of Rage (Sega Genesis)

Between instances of the first frame of the sega logo, (black text, white background).

 Laptop Steam (Simple)https://youtu.be/wUUMQDbtJ2Y | 9:04.567 (9:04.59)