Mario Piano
 

Some of you might've seen the first one, but seriously you must watch the second as well. It's this korean (?) piano player who goes insane in the end. Oh and he starts out by playing blindfolded.

First

Second

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Absolutely incredible. +rep

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Hey D-Man. Sorry to disapoint you, but we had a thread about this a month ago. ;)

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lol. Oh well, I didn't see it.

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There you have it.

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Yeah, that's the same kid.

My only gripe about his playing is that he has horrible rhythm. =\

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Even though I know you're joking, kid, lashings are deserved.

As for the pianist... outstanding.

Oh yeah, I noticed that his Piano is Kawai. Funny.

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Another testament to the greatness Mario once was.

That 12-minute conquering of Mario 3 was also one. 12-minute or 9-minute or whatever it was..

That kid is incredible also.

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if we're thinkin of the same one... that was fake.

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Link?

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you find the link. lol

why is it the person who wants to know always tells the person who doesnt care to go search for a link.

:p

there was a bunch of links for it.. i think there were topics in this forum about it.

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Well you're right about the irony.

So I went and looked for proof myself that it's fake, and it is indeed fake.

But everything in the video was actually done. Everything in the 11-minutes that was done is still theoretically possible to do; you can beat Mario 3 just like (or very similarly) to the video, which still goes along with my point.

Point being how incredible Mario used to be. The design and polish that went into the games used to be amazing.

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Design and polish ? You could beat it in 11 mins argh.. *thwaps Mana* design and polish is like FF... That is design and polish Mario is repitition and timing :)

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I think Nintendo's games now are just as polished as they used to be. I mean, look at Mario Sunshine, it was pretty sweet.
Problem is that their games now rely more on replayability. Instead of having 6 levels in 1 world, you have to play the world 6 times to get all the stars or shines or whatever they come up with. :unsure:

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That man is insane! He must practice everyday or he is some sort of prodigy. Either way, props to him.