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The '''ABZ button challenge''', short '''ABZBC''', is a [[challenge]] in which the sum of the numbers of A, B, and Z [[button press]]es is minimized. That means pressing the [[A button]] once will be better than pressing B once and Z once, or the [[B button]] twice, while pressing the [[Z button]] once will be better than pressing the A button twice.
The '''ABZ button challenge''', short '''ABZBC''', is a [[challenge]] in which the sum of the numbers of A, B, and Z [[button press]]es is minimized. That means pressing the A button once will be better than pressing B once and Z once, or the B button twice, while pressing the Z button once will be better than pressing the A button twice.


Since the A button is used for making Mario jump, it tends to be the most frequently used button in this challenge. This challenge is about accomplishing as much as possible without and with each button press, rather than finding ways to virtually never use a certain button.
Since the A button is used for making Mario jump, it tends to be the most frequently used button in this challenge. This challenge is about accomplishing as much as possible without and with each button press, rather than finding ways to virtually never use a certain button.

Revision as of 13:33, 19 August 2018

ABZ Button Challenge
Abbreviation ABZ
Individual stars collectible 34
Overall stars collectible 0
Is beatable No
Presses required for Any% 79
Presses required for 120-Star 614
Star Details
BoB

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WF

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JRB

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CCM

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BBH

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HMC

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LLL

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SSL

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DDD

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SL

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WDW

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TTM

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THI

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TTC

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RR

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Secret

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Castle

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Bowser

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The ABZ button challenge, short ABZBC, is a challenge in which the sum of the numbers of A, B, and Z button presses is minimized. That means pressing the A button once will be better than pressing B once and Z once, or the B button twice, while pressing the Z button once will be better than pressing the A button twice.

Since the A button is used for making Mario jump, it tends to be the most frequently used button in this challenge. This challenge is about accomplishing as much as possible without and with each button press, rather than finding ways to virtually never use a certain button.

Another big factor are textboxes. Advancing through text requires pressing either the A or the B button, meaning that minimizing A, B, and Z presses also leads to minimizing text whenever that is possible with fewer button presses. The challenge is also optimally played on the European PAL version, where the language with the shortest text for a level can be selected after each Save and Quit.

The Project was made by Ethan White, discontinued later on, then revived in early 2018. There are currently 2 spreadsheets for the ABZ challenge, the TAS spreadsheet[1], and the RTA spreadsheet[2]. The current amount of ABZ presses are not yet confirmed, nor are complete.

(The button presses are counted from Non-Text Button Presses)


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