For copyright issues I'm not the one who made this run, neither am I the owner of it, I am not related with any of the speedrun. This video is the property of www.speeddemosarchive.com. This run was made by Daniel Gibb.

Author's comments

"Well here it is finally. This was my personal best overall game time and overall I am happy with how it turned out.

I originally completed a run a few years ago with a time of 2.48.22 and was planning to send it in, but then started to realise that I wasn't happy with it and didn't quite get around to doing a better one, or sending it in

3 or so years later (2008), with the addition of some new SDA members who were interested in BK, my inspiration came flooding back and I began better route construction and added a few nifty tricks which had been discovered.

Though eventually I wasn't planning to do the run as I was horribly out of form, just from general play my form returned far quicker then expected and now it's done once and for all.

I would like to thank all of SDA's administrator's etc. Radix, Nate and Mike come to mind, but I know there are a lot of others who help out with Maintaining SDA. It is a really great site and I hope that it becomes extremely big and well known.

I would also like to thank Kowbrainz. My right hand man for most of the final planning of the run, you gave me the inspiration and competition I needed, if it weren't for you I doubt this would have come to be.

Thanks also to SAMI, Kowbrainz again, and everyone else who contributed tricks and route idea's in the forum/s. And also those who just dropped by to say "this run will be cool" etc. Those little comments are what kept me going.

Finally I would also like to thank Marshmallow. Before I came to SDA my best BK game time was 5 hours something and I thought it was good. 2:55 blew my mind almost out of my head. Although I did my very best to find new and faster route's and more tricks, there were some parts and tricks which you simply had the best they could be. You provided me with a skeleton to base my run upon, and a target time. Your run was extremely inspirational and helpful. Thanks for your excellent work.

Hope everyone enjoys this more than I enjoyed running it 7 thousand times.
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Very good! No mistakes that I remember, pulled off all the half tricks I wanted/needed to. Couldn't really have gotten too much better."