I'd like to start off by first saying that I discovered that the game never saves after beating it. That being said, usually a good 7 or 8 minutes get cut off the end of the run. To help counter this, after the Mizar 2 fight I pause and perform a manual save. This adds all the time spent going through the asteroid level and fighting Mizar. The floyd mission however still gets cut off as it is not possible to save it on. The floyd mission takes roughly 35 to 40 seconds, this is why I say my Game Time is 2:39-40.

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Because seconds are not displayed in the Game Time on File Select, so we don't know if adding the floyd mission on would bump it up a minute or not.The Real Time of this run is 4:03:34, but the game time is 2:39-40. Jet Force Gemini has a lot of cutscenes, however none of them count towards actual Game Time. The Real Time could be lower if I skipped the results screen, but I like to let them play as they show the Game Time for that specific section. That allows me to know how well I'm doing in Game Time wise.For the most part the route for this run was created by me. Altair came up with some ideas to make some areas faster that I then tested, and most proved to be very useful.

Totes Amazing Achievement in Rare Replay: Jet Force Gemini: Activate all of the totem poles over time - worth 20 Gamerscore. Jet Force Gemini is a third-person shooter video game developed and published by Rare for the Nintendo 64 video game console. It was released in North America on October 11, 1999 and in Europe on November 2, 1999. The game follows the story of three members of the Jet Force Gemini team and their efforts to stop the advances of the dark insectoid tyrant Mizar and his army.

If you're interested in doing a run yourself, then feel free to use my route -.It was also suggested by Lippyj that strafing is faster than just running. After a few tests done by him and I, it proved to be true, thus strafing is used as much as possible throughout the run. Doing a pure strafe makes it very hard to see where you are going as the camera moves to the side.

Fortunately aiming and strafing is just as fast and allows you to better see where you are going. For most of the run I do aim and move as it keeps me from having to hold up on the joystick which can really start to kill your thumb, especially in a 4 hour run.Knowing exactly what to kill and what to leave alone is where most of the speed comes from in this game. Some rooms on the earlier levels are very easy as very few drones must be killed, but later on everything has to be killed to open doors. Knowing where all the tribals are is easy enough, but making sure that they stay alive is the tricky part.

The worst thing about the tribals is that even though you may save them, even after they have fully teleported out, they can still be killed by a grenade for a few seconds. Dead tribals are usually a run killer unless it happens where you can quickly exit the Region and re-enter to try again.I got pretty good boss fights over all. I did have a little trouble with Lurg once I got him down to just needing to blow off his head, but I didn't losing that much time. For Mizar 1 its best if he gives you the minty breath attack twice, but at least he never give me the arm attack which is the worst so it was not too bad of a fight. I am very proud of the Mizar 2 fight in this run. I managed to get through the first three cycles without ever letting him attack.

This is good because although the laser eyes, and minty breath are jokes, the electric fingers are very deadly and can do some serious damage. The last part is easy enough if you still have tri-rockets as it only takes 3 or 4 to his face to finish him off.When the run is going to be over 4 hours it becomes very hard to get a run without mistakes. The little mistakes are simply overlooked as they will eventually always happen. However there was one big mistake in this run. On the Spawnship with Vela I tried to cut a corner too close and ended up falling down. This mistake ended up wasting just around a minute. Other than that it was pretty solid and I couldn't ask for a better run.Some things in the run might look like mistakes, but really are not.

I will list these here:1. Although I end up dying several times, none of them are accidental. I intentionally kill myself as it's a much faster way to get full health again, rather than trying to collect gems.

Dying at the end of a long area is a big time waster as it resets you at the start of that area.2. Running into Drones. In most cases this is intentional. By hitting a Drone correctly the damage you take will give you a speed boost.3. Dead Tribals.

Obviously to complete the game I do have to save every single Tribal in the game. However some areas cannot be completed on the initial playthrough so I will kill them if I can just out of spite, because of how many runs they have ruined.Some of the Tricks:1. Enhanced Jump.

When you are running up an inclined surface jumping will give you a little bit of extra height. This also applies to running down an inclined surface, lessening the height you get out of the jump.2. Dialog Skips. Whenever dialog appears on the screen, you can simply press 'START' to exit it. This allows you to skip sections of dialog from some NPCs. It also allows you to skip the Floyd cutscene where he gets broken.3.

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If you time mashing the 'A' button correctly some of the dialog boxes can be gone through before they ever appear on the screen.4. It is possible to skip Midge on Sekhmet completely by not allowing him to talk to you, unfortunately because this was first attempted in this run I did not know that when I returned later with Juno that I would have to do it again. So effectively I didn't get this skip.5.

Green Platform Skip. On Ichor there is a room with colored platforms that are controlled by switches. Normally you are supposed to have to use them all. I discovered that if you position the purple platform to the center of the middle and end platform you can jump across them.6. It's possible to avoid hitting floor triggers to keep drones from spawning in. This helps reduce lag and enemies to kill.7.

Brain Platform Skip. On Eschebone with there is a ship part in the brain room. I discovered that it is possible to jump off the brain and hang on the ledge that has the ship part, thus skipping the time spent riding the platform around the room. However this trick is very precise and risky at this point in the run so I don't go for it.Interesting Facts:1. As far as I know there are literally zero useful glitches for speedrunning this game.2. Sometimes Vela will try to grab a ledge, but fail and fall.3.

The game only auto saves when a new level is unlocked.4. According to the inventory I managed to collect a total of 73 Drone heads throughout the run.5. My best time on the Mizar Palace Race is 1:24.Overall I was very pleased with this run. If you want to see more speedruns just head over to my Livestream,. Thank you everyone for watching and enjoy!Return to the, the, or the.

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Near the end of the game in order to face the final boss you have to repair a ship by collecting twelve ship parts scattered throughout all the levels in the game. One of these ship parts required you to find ALL the tribals in the game.As a kid I spent days finding 11/12 ship parts, and twice as long searching for the elusive final ship part. To get the final ship part you have to find all the tribals in the game. Most of them cannot even be found on a first playthrough since they require items to get to, so it essentially forces you to replay the entire game hunting for all the tribals.

(There's well over 200). Yep, because once you finish Mizar's Lair with all three characters, having gone through three different paths to do it, you now have to go do every level over again with your new gear and rescue all of the Tribals. You might be able to skip a few if you were good enough about rescuing them all, but odds are that there was one hidden bastard that you needed a jetpack to get to, or there was one hidden in a place where only one of the other characters could get to.Essentially, even when you get to the end of the game, the game slaps you on the wrist and tells you to go do it again, but properly this time.Edit: Oh, and I totally forgot about one other fact. You have to save every one of the Tribals in each level in a single flawless run - the game only saves your best run, not your totals. Get to the last room of the level and one Tribal dies from a stray shot? You get to start the level over.