The twin, who is on the autism spectrum, loves nothing more than playing through Time Attack Mode on the game, his dad Mike Fahey explained via Kotaku. That's why seven-year-old Archer is quickly becoming pretty adept at Sonic Mania speedrunning. Either dedicate all of your time to it upon its release, or play it as a child. Truth be told, you probably have to do one of two things to be that good at a game. RELATED: GANGSTA'S PARADISE STREAMS HAVE SHOT UP THANKS TO THE SONIC TRAILER There have been times while playing games like Crash Bandicoot where we think we have completed a level quicker than anyone else possibly could have, only for the leaderboards to shatter that belief. Any tips this Sub-Reddit can throw me 16 comments. Been competing against this guy on the hiscores since release, he deserves a bit of recognition for being the first with a sub-29 while most are still struggling with consistent sub-30's. Gamers so good at their chosen titles that they play it competitively, or have completed said game quicker than anyone else in the world. Im an avid Speed runner of games and a Play-Through of Sonic Mania has Charged My spirit of Running this game. Those people come in the form of competitive esports players and speedrunners. Nowadays, the internet lets us know exactly how good others are. Back in the 1990s, we could be good at games and be blissfully unaware that others were dominating those same titles in an entirely different way. We hope we're not bursting anyone's bubble out there by making this statement, but no matter how good we think we are at our favorite games, there is always someone better.

Seven-year-old Archer is refusing to let autism hold him back and has his sights set on becoming a Sonic Mania speedrunner some day.

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