[TAS] Loco-Motion Arcade (Easiest way) 30 rounds 224,110

Tool-assisted superplay (TAS) of Loco-Motion Arcade (Easiest way) 30 rounds 224,110

Notes:
-You can move a block every 4 frames, so you can move 15 blocks per second.
-For this TAS, the "Speed" button is always pressed except on one or two occasions when I had to slow down a bit.

-Number of "Crazy Trains" by rounds:
-Round 1 and 2 = 0 "Crazy Trains"
-Round 3 to 6 = 1 "Crazy Trains"
-Round 7 to 10 = 2 "Crazy Trains"
-From round 11, there are 3 "Crazy Trains", which is as far as I know the maximum of "Crazy Trains" at the beginning of a round.

-When I started TASing this game, I played the game perfectly. Around round 14, I was wondering why this YouTube video    • Arcade Longplay - Loco-Motion (1982) ...   had a much more difficult layout per round than my TAS. He had many unusable blocks with 4 X's and I had none.
After analyzing both, I concluded that the game is harder to play when you're not perfect. The difficulty of a round seems to increase if you lose stations.
I had to test this theory. I did a second TAS where I would lose a lot of stations to see the result. And the result is more spectacular than I expected.
See the result for yourself here:    • [TAS] Loco-Motion Arcade (Hardest way...  

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