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[BreakyBoy]

Whether or not this is faked, I don't doubt a kid could do that.

Hell, when I was 4/5 I marked my best times in Super Mario Bros (around 10 minutes when I used the warps).

I can also remember when I was six, Mega Man 2 came out, and within a month I was able to easily beat Mega Man II on the harder of the two initial difficulty levels in well under an hour (I want to say 45 minutes but my memory is terrible).

Sadly, while I'm still better than a great deal of people when it comes to 2D action/platforming games, my skills have atrophied severely since then. Mega Man Anniversary Collection only served to remind me of that sad fact. :lol

In any case, whether or not that particular vid was faked, I have no doubt that a child could do what was shown there if s/he was as obsessed with video games as I was (and still am )

 

[Zaptruder]

The test is one of the coffee break segments...

In that test, the description is simply paraphrased; hit all the cones, starting from a tight loop that gradually gets larger; increase speed and turning angle carefully.


The difficulty comes when you realise that, it's not even that easy to hit the cones...

AND the silver and gold portions require you to do it as fast as the car actually moves.... without spinning out, without missing a single cone.

Takes me 35-40 seconds to take out all the cones... gold is done in 18 seconds.

 

[Community Forum]

These videos are so awesome! Its so cute when he says Yatta at the end of the 2nd video. If these are fake, how is it done? I believe the are real, but how would you fake something like this???

 

[Sho Nuff]

Those are real for sure, and that little kid just served you ALL

 

[op_ivy]

fake

 

[Wario64]

These videos are so awesome! Its so cute when he says Yatta at the end of the 2nd video. If these are fake, how is it done? I believe the are real, but how would you fake something like this???

It could have been taped footage, replay, or someone else playing off screen

It's too good to be a fake though

 

[op_ivy]

It could have been taped footage, replay, or someone else playing off screen

It's too good to be a fake though

i'd believe the former... the actions dont match whats on the screen. you guys are gullible

 

[Wario64]

i'd believe the former... the actions dont match whats on the screen. you guys are gullible

How do they not match? Cause he's jerking the wheel left and right when he's only turning right? He's correcting his turn...

 

[op_ivy]

How do they not match? Cause he's jerking the wheel left and right when he's only turning right? He's correcting his turn...

cause he jerks the wheel and the on screen actions are quite smooth and gradual. he sure does a decent job of mimicing though.... thats all

 

[Apharmd Battler]

<bows head in shame>

 

[BlackClouds]

"It's a FAAAAAAAAAAAAAKE!"

 

[beerbelly]

If you've never played the GT series, please do not reply

And if you say it's fake, please provide proof or your opinion on why it is so.

 

[Miburou]

Even if it's fake, the way his actions mimic what's going on in the game is pretty damn impressive.

And I sucked at videogames when I was a kid.

 

[The_IGN_Man]

All I know is the "Yatta!"s at the end are real. All I could think of after he said yatta 3 times was, "C'mon dad! Don't leave him hanging! Give him a high-five or something!"

 

[Gek54]

lol..owning yourself

one thing is for sure...that little kid is scary....."Yakaaa"? il show you a YAKAA!

he needs a spankin

What is Yakaa?

 

[Fixed2BeBroken]

What is Yakaa?

the little kid, in the second video you posted, said "yakaa!" at the end of his race while looking at the camera celebrating...and in japanese that means "Oooh I own you fuckin noobs...SUCK IT DOWN!"

 

[Gek54]

Awesome, I need a kid like that.

 

[aoi tsuki]

Awesome, I need a kid like that.

He'd beat you at all your own games, and probably kick your ass and take you name too.