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The [[Speed Demos Archive]] hosts Marble Madness competition. The current proven [[World Record]] for a complete-game MM speedrun is 3 minutes and 13 seconds, achieved by [[Elliott Feiertag]] on September 31st, 2005. | The [[Speed Demos Archive]] hosts Marble Madness competition. The current proven [[World Record]] for a complete-game MM speedrun is 3 minutes and 13 seconds, achieved by [[Elliott Feiertag]] on September 31st, 2005. | ||
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Marble Madness is a Puzzle game released in February of 1989 by Rare for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It is a port of the classic Arcade game, first released in 1984.
Speedrun
The Speed Demos Archive hosts Marble Madness competition. The current proven World Record for a complete-game MM speedrun is 3 minutes and 13 seconds, achieved by Elliott Feiertag on September 31st, 2005.
Speedrun Strategies
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External Links
- Elliott's Marble Madness Speedrun (hosted by the SDA)
