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==Continued Gamesmanship==

==Continued Gamesmanship==

His excellent play on WAR! was only a sign of things to come in the future.  He continued to play Perfect Dark where he was the first [[PAL]]

His excellent play on WAR! was only a sign of things to come in the future.  He continued to play [[Perfect Dark]] where in early 2006, he was the first [[PAL]] player to reach the top 10 since [[Phil Hughes]] did it in 2002.  The Personal Record he achieved to break into the top was Crash Site Perfect Agent 2:00, a stage suggested he play by elite legend [[Ryan White]].  He then moved over to [[Goldeneye 007]] which he played for a year and rose into the top 25 by the end of 2006.  He continued playing Goldeneye and in February 2007, he achieved what was regarded as one of the best untied sweeps ever on [[Train]], with records 1:01/1:26/1:52.  He then switched between Goldeneye and Perfect Dark for almost a year, finally plateauing at 3rd in PD and 10th in GE; highly commendable rankings for playing only on a PAL system.

In December 2007, he received an NTSC N64 along with an NTSC PD copy. He eventually released 24 world records, which immediately made him the world champion. He has been setting records ever since. Some impressive feats are his untied sweeps for [[G5]], [[Villa]] and [[Rescue]].

Due to his incapability of buying an NTSC system with Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, generous eliters [[Max Bout]] and [[Hugo van der Wolk]] sent him an NTSC system with Perfect dark in December 2007. One month later, Rayan released 24 world records, which immediately made him the world champion. He continued to play Perfect Dark and completed such amazing [[world records]] as [[Villa]] Agent 1:06, [[Maian]] Perfect Agent 2:02 and an outrageous [[G5]] sweep of 0:36/0:41/0:52.

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