Learn Crazy Zelda: Ocarina of Time Glitches Live From the Speedrun World Record Holder’s Practice

Just don't get caught in Mido's circle of death. That dude is a jerk.

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Cosmo Wright set a new world record for completing The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time in 18 minutes and 51 seconds yesterday, and today, he’s back at it and trying out new techniques to get even closer to the elusive “perfect run.” You can watch his live stream for a master class in Ocarina of Time.

As of this writing, he’s trying to perfect a way to skip Mido, who you’ll remember as that massively annoying kid who laughs at you for not having a sword and shield.

(Cosmo Wright via Twitter, image via Ocarina of Time)

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