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'''Eric Habrich''' is a major part of [[Mario Kart 64]] history. He's also considered a very controversial person by various people in the MK64 community.

'''Eric Habrich''' is a major part of [[Mario Kart 64]] history. He's also considered a very controversial person by various people in the MK64 community.

Eric joined the MK64 site in 2003. Within one year he made history by becoming the #1 non-shortcut player in the world, in NTSC and also in NTSC and PAL combined (although PAL player Michael Jongerius took away that title from him after some battles). He provided many videos of his records, and bought a server to host all his videos so everyone could download them. He was one of the greatest contributors of all time to the kart community. He made high quality videos for every race except RRo, and most of them are still the fastest NTSC videos available. He was also a good forum contributor, and helped out many people with strats on AIM. This was appreciated a lot by the community.

Eric joined the MK64 site in December 2002. Within one year he made history by becoming the #1 non-shortcut player in the world, in NTSC and also in NTSC and PAL combined (although PAL player Michael Jongerius took away that title from him after some battles). He provided many videos of his records, and bought a server to host all his videos so everyone could download them. He was one of the greatest contributors of all time to the kart community. He made high quality videos for every race except RRo, and many of them are still the fastest NTSC videos available. He was also a good forum contributor, and helped out many people with strats on AIM. This was appreciated a lot by the community.

In 2005, Eric suddenly announced that he's been lying to us all the time. Not about the times, those were real times. He told us he had been lying about his identity. In a video, Eric and two of his friends announced that the times Eric Habrich had been submitting as his own were in fact driven by three different players, and not only by Eric. Those three players were Eric Habrich, Troy Ullman, and Luke Barnard.

In 2005, Eric suddenly announced that he's been lying to us all the time. Not about the times, those were real times. He told us he had been lying about his identity. In a video, Eric and two of his friends announced that the times Eric Habrich had been submitting as his own were in fact driven by three different players, and not only by Eric. Those three players were Eric Habrich, Troy Ullman, and Luke Barnard.