NEXT: Super Mario Bros Has 256 Worlds, Not 8. Until then, the grind carries on for the world's first 18:58. The record theoreticallycould be taken down over 20 more seconds, though physical limitations of human precision and consistency will hold speedrunners back from going that fast for a long time. Currently, three runners have times in the 18:59's, with two of these runners setting personal bests yesterday, so it really is anyone's game. With a run this close to 18:58, it's inevitable that the second break will come soon, though it isn't clear who will be the one to break it. speedrunner Crescendo manages to break the record for the fastest completion time while blindfolded with an impressive run. Niftski, a Twitch streamer, holds the current world record for speedrunning Super Mario Bros, at 4 minutes and 54 seconds, so Crescendo’s a bit behind in that respect. Had even one of these lag frames not occurred, this record would have broken the second barrier, but luck was not on his side this stream. The current world record for this is by TASer DylanDC14, who beat the game on a set seed (predetermined world generation seed) in 19.9 seconds. The three lag frames happened during a Bowser fight, and are completely out of the runner's control. Super Mario Bros.: Current world record with no restrictions such as simultaneous left+right inputs, created by HappyLee, stands at 4:57.31 (4:54.03 in RTA timing) using warp pipes. A lag frame in Super Mario Bros is when a frame is repeated, usually due to a sprite overload on-screen. Upon inspection of the video, Ace found there to be three lag frames during the run.
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