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Super Mario Bros. players are on the verge of pulling off a legendary feat. According to a new video from Kosmic, a Super Mario Bros. speedrunner who once held the world record for fastest completion time, players are now just .1 seconds away from achieving the first ever perfect playthrough of the game. The video details the NES game’s most recent world record, which was set by a Brazilian player named LeKukie. It’s a fascinating story even without the history-making implications. LeKukie is a long-time speedrunner who was continually held back by his limited access to tech. The Mario speedrunning…
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