Hooo boy. Watch a speedrunner video. Every game is like that, especially older ones. There are people who exist to completely turn them inside and out to make their runs just a fraction quicker. Zelda N64 games are a good example. Halo CE has some good moments too
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You need a PhD in particle physics to crack the next level of Mario64 speed run, and that's after you've mastered carpetless.
I know nothing of this world, but the energy in the community is infectious.
Yeah, no thanks. I'm just gonna stick with my fond memories of Mario64 and pretend it hasn't evolved into sheer insanity.
Factorio has to take the cake in this.
How hard could it be to make a rocker after crashing on an alien planet?
Simracing is a world of itself. I ended up traveling to Germany and attend simexpo. I eventually left it but I had a good 5-6 years in it. (5-6 years in sim racing not the expo)
I am currenly into space games, in particular Elite Dangerous that has a hugely active community behind it and it's own ecosystem of third party programs and even Voice Assistants with professional voice actors (Kirk, Q and Data from star trek) as well as many others!