Can I Beat My 10 Year Old Mario Odyssey Speedrun?

cdotkom's newest video examines whether a personal speedrun of Mario Odyssey can be beaten after a decade. The host notes that the game has not yet reached its ten-year anniversary but chooses to round the timeframe for the challenge.

The discussion centers on the possibility of achieving a faster speedrun time than the original attempt. The creator emphasizes that the goal is to improve upon the previous record, not merely to match the ten-year mark.

Recalling frequent play of Mario Odyssey in earlier years, the presenter wonders if their gaming skill remains comparable to that period. This reflection frames the attempt as both a personal benchmark and a test of retained proficiency.

The video walks through the setup, execution, and results of the speedrun attempt. Viewers can see the timing comparisons and the host's commentary on performance.

Watch cdotkom tackle a ten-year-old Mario Odyssey speedrun challenge:

Comment highlights:

"When i got the notification for this video, it cut off the title, so it just said, "Can I beat my 10 year old" - @strollingstuman

"👇Here in a minute gang" - @Mr.puppy475

"True story: in the mario odyssey stream, cdot meant to try and crop the stream but accidentally shut down the stream itself And that my friends is the fastest mario odyssey speedrun ever: 2 minutes" - @pieceofwood1