I assumed this was done in an emulator with TAS scripts, but on real hardware? I'm even more impressed! Nice work.
Thanks for checking it out! Yep, all running on a real GameCube. I left the poor thing running for about a week to get this footage (it took a few takes to get right). All the code, plus a schematic for the hardware is available here: https://github.com/hunterirving/pico-crossing
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