Beating Every GameCube Game - Tetris Worlds (100%) - Part 1/3 (Game 53) скачать в хорошем качестве

Beating Every GameCube Game - Tetris Worlds (100%) - Part 1/3 (Game 53)

Game: Tetris Worlds Objective(s): Rank 15 (All Modes) Completion Time: 24:19:53.5 (14th February 2026 - 17th February 2026) Box Art: Scanned directly from the game box inlay. -------------------------------------------------- The goal of this challenge is to complete as many PAL GameCube games as I can, doing 100% or completionist playthroughs where possible. This challenge was inspired by tapioca (  / tapioca  ) and MisterRadon (  / misterradon  , Twitch streamers who have done console challenges of the GameCube and N64 respectively. There are approximately 450 PAL releases. Depending on the success of this challenge I may add games from other regions (NTSC and NTSC-J) later down the line. In general I will play games in order of their PAL release date, if multiple games were released on the same day then I will arbitrarily pick the order. This game was played using an original disc on an Nintendo Wii, both PAL versions. Game footage was captured using an Elgato HD60 S capture card and recorded using Open Broadcast Studios (OBS). The timer was created using Livesplit. Where applicable, recordings were merged using Avidemux. -------------------------------------------------- The 53rd game in this challenge is Tetris Worlds. The objective of this playthrough did not have an official speedrun category at the time of upload. This is the first time I have played this game. In this video I unlock the ending and begin grinding for rank 15 in all modes. Forgive me for needing to split these recordings across three videos, I am genuinely terrible at Tetris. In hindsight, obtaining rank 15 in every mode wasn't necessary because it doesn't unlock anything. That said, it's definitely the closest thing this game has to an '100%' category so I don't regret going for it. Good news! I've finally fixed the awful interlacing problem with my recordings. My mistake was not recording the footage at the original resolution (rather 1980 x 1080), this meant that OBS' deinterlacing feature (Blend) simply wasn't working. My new setup fixes this problem almost entirely, so future videos should look much better. There are technically better deinterlacing features in OBS (Yadif) but none which maintain a 'good' looking framerate.