Takahashi Meijin

[gameoverDude]

Wired Article (from 10/08)http://www.wired.com/gamelife/2008/10/meet-takahashi/



Here's Hudson Soft's Takahashi Meijin in action on a rapid-fire tester. Damn. I can average 7 shots a second myself, or 8 if I'm lucky. He's going at 16 a second.

A gamer bar in Japan has taken its name from his achievement- 16 Shots.

[StriderKyo]

A gamer bar in Japan has taken its name from his achievement

Apparently Microsoft has rendered this word hollow and meaningless.

[Joust Williams]

That says 130 (I am assuming presses) in 10 seconds of footage. 13

But there's a faster one when it finishes

[Eight One]

I'm so going there when I return.

@bbobb-snag one of these (from Y!JP)?

[Pineapple]

That was pretty cool, I know there's no way I could ever touch that. Damn.

[D_N_G]

this guy must whack off A LOT

[RoleTroll]

I used to do the very same thing with an NES controller when I was a kid. I called it "the vibrating finger." No joke. Anybody can do it.

[Uriel]

I remember trying to do that shit in MGS1 in the torture sequence (i didnt have innate rapid fire skillz).

[gameoverDude]

I remember trying to do that shit in MGS1 in the torture sequence (i didnt have innate rapid fire skillz).

I heard a rapid-fire switch can be used to cheat your way out of this one with no problems (even if Ocelot says he'll know if you're using turbo). Not that I have done this myself.

Konami's International Track & Field on PS1 has a check for this though. If it seems you're using turbo due to an insane rate of fire, the game tells on you. "Using trick?" will come up above your power gauge. TM would probably get this.

Sega's Rambo arcade gun game has a rapid-fire QTE where you're running from a rockslide. If you don't fill the gauge in time by hitting the Start button as rapidly as possible, the rock hits you and one life is lost.

[Rocca]

this guy must whack off A LOT