![]() ![]() “It’s still hard for me to believe that this happened!” “By some miracle (I) played perfectly to 8-4, where I did lose a little bit of time, but it was enough to get a 4:55,” he told the Press Association. Fortunately for Kosmic, he not only nailed the trick after only nine attempts, but managed to maintain his superb run afterwards to claim the record. About half an hour prior to setting the first 4:55 time in history, Kosmic had tied the previous world record – held by a gamer called somewes – after 1,615 attempts, at 4:56.245.īut to reach 4:55 Kosmic had to attempt “an additional hard trick in level 1-2” something he had done before but never while on a perfect run. The run was completed on a real Nintendo Entertainment System with an original NES controller. The official recorded time was 4:55.913, with Kosmic’s on-screen timer stopped manually and therefore subject to human error. ![]() speedrun in history, breaking new ground in the game that is older than he is. He’s now the record holder for the fastest official Super Mario Bros. Kosmic, 23, is a computer science student from the USA, but he is also a gamer who has enjoyed speedrunning since 2011. Video games can be difficult enough just to complete, but there is a breed of gamer out there that specialises in not only completing games, but completing them in the fastest time possible. This guy just completed the fastest Super Mario Bros.
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