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Atari Dragster Speedrun In 1982, Todd Rogers contacted the developer of Atari Dragster, Activision to submit what he believed was a record time. The time itself, 5.51 was accepted by Activision and latterly, when speedrunning was accepted as a more common practice, was also accepted by popular game record achiever, Twin Galaxies. While this represents one of the oldest speed run records in gaming history, it has been one steeped in controversy. An Impossible Speed Run In July 2017, for the first time ever, Twin Galaxies allowed users to openly contest scores submitted. Almost immediately, one of the most reported

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