A dedicated team of 70 speedrunners has achieved a remarkable feat in the Nintendo 64 classic *Super Mario 64*, completing a 70-star relay race in under two hours at the recent Awesome Games Done Quick (AGDQ) charity marathon. The event, coinciding with the game’s 30th anniversary, showcased an impressive display of skill and coordination within the long-active speedrunning community. The marathon,which raises money for the Prevent Cancer Foundation,featured the relay as a highlight among numerous gaming challenges [[1]].
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A team of 70 speedrunners recently completed a remarkable relay race in Super Mario 64, achieving 70 stars in under two hours during the Awesome Games Done Quick (AGDQ) charity marathon. The feat, marking the 30th anniversary of the Nintendo 64 classic, demonstrates the enduring appeal and dedicated community surrounding the title.
The challenge showcased a high level of skill, with each runner demonstrating mastery of time-saving glitches and techniques within the game. According to reporting from GameSpot, the coordinated effort made even notoriously difficult platforming sections appear surprisingly fluid. This highlights the depth of knowledge and precision achievable within the game’s mechanics.
The relay was completed in just under two hours, a testament to the team’s dedication and expertise. Given that Super Mario 64 contains a total of 120 stars, future AGDQ events may see even larger-scale relay challenges. The event underscores the continued vibrancy of speedrunning as a competitive and charitable activity.
The Super Mario 64 community continues to uncover new secrets and push the boundaries of the game. Recent discoveries include the triggering of a previously thought impossible 1-Up secret and the opening of a door sealed for decades. Furthermore, modders have even managed to port Minecraft into Super Mario 64, running the game on original N64 hardware.
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