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Post by TV Eye on Jul 1, 2010 22:16:12 GMT -5
Remember how 7 years after Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow were released, someone discovered a glitch enabling you to catch Mew in the wild? Now, 7 1/2 years after Melee was released, a glitch was found which lets you play as Master Hand. What takes these people so long? Try it yourself. |
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Post by Dances in Undergarments on Jul 1, 2010 22:53:57 GMT -5
I tried it last night. I got it to work, too (after about 10 goes). I'm hella cool.
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Post by nocturnal YL on Jul 2, 2010 9:02:46 GMT -5
And then, YouTube user MAST3RLINKX found Yoshi's Infinite Flutter.... 20 minutes after he startted playing Galaxy 2. I guess gliches don't really take long to discover, it's just that back then people weren't that interested in abusing bugs.
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Post by parrothead on Jul 2, 2010 19:26:49 GMT -5
Glitches sure sound like they are enjoyed by many people. They are often used in speed runs and were one of the things that made Street Fighter II popular.
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Post by Manspeed on Jul 3, 2010 0:07:52 GMT -5
Well said, Captain Obvious.  Can anybody else think of any glitches that took 7 years to discover? I wannt see if Teev's theory about this "phenomenon" is real. |
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Post by Koopaul on Jul 12, 2010 22:57:57 GMT -5
I suppose many games have a phenomenal glitches somewhere. It just takes a miracle to find them. Usually by accident.
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Post by theq on Jul 17, 2010 19:03:25 GMT -5
Also the Arwing was found after 7 years.  |
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