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HyperLamer
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Originally posted by Someguy
He's probably talking about going backwards in a level, which as he said would require you to rotate the camera like that to see or else risk falling while running with the camera facing the other way. He might be talking about something else though but that's the only reason I remember having to rotate the camera literally every second.
There's that but I was thinking of something else. Near the beginning of Sky Rail there's a girder you could walk up off to one side, but the camera will just NOT let you do it.  |
Ran-chan
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Originally posted by HyperHacker
Awesome. I got Mario stuck above the door to the second floor once, but all that happened was he stuck there and dangled his legs in a comical fashion until I reset.
You know where Toad stands when you enter the castle. I |
Someguy
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He's probably talking about going backwards in a level, which as he said would require you to rotate the camera like that to see or else risk falling while running with the camera facing the other way. He might be talking about something else though but that's the only reason I remember having to rotate the camera literally every second. |
Alastor the Stylish
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Originally posted by HyperHacker
Awesome. I got Mario stuck above the door to the second floor once, but all that happened was he stuck there and dangled his legs in a comical fashion until I reset. (Dunno why the music would go funny...  Maybe trying to play a Mario voice and screwing up due to the unusual situation?)
Originally posted by Koopa
Sonic Adventure DX (PC) - The camera angles were shocking! (the camera would sometimes get stuck behind walls, so you couldn't see a single thing!
Just try to go up a path you're not supposed to be able to.
Please provide an example, I've never had something like that happen. |
HyperLamer
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Awesome. I got Mario stuck above the door to the second floor once, but all that happened was he stuck there and dangled his legs in a comical fashion until I reset. (Dunno why the music would go funny... Maybe trying to play a Mario voice and screwing up due to the unusual situation?)
Originally posted by Koopa
Sonic Adventure DX (PC) - The camera angles were shocking! (the camera would sometimes get stuck behind walls, so you couldn't see a single thing!
Sonic Adventure 2 for Gamecube is not much better. Just try to go up a path you're not supposed to be able to. You literally have to move the camera back EVERY SECOND. It is incredibly annoying! (The Sonic games seem to be designed to be like a virtual roller coaster, with pre-set paths that you pretty much have to follow. Which gets way annoying sometimes.  ) |
MetalMan88
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On Super Mario 64, Mario fell off a cliff in the thwomp place. He then got stuck partially under the floor, which had water on it. Then the music began randomly playing from across the entire game, including pieces of static, all of it mishmashed together in slow motion.
I'm sure my Super Mario 64 kart was posessed by a demon... until I accidentally gave it to Blockbuster for free... |
Koopa
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Sonic Adventure DX (PC) - The camera angles were shocking! (the camera would sometimes get stuck behind walls, so you couldn't see a single thing!
Oh yeah and i remember a really cool bug in "Yellow" that let you catch uncatchable pokemon like Mew, Gengar, Electabuzz, Magmar in the wild! This also let you see Missingno. except that 90% of the time that you encountered him, he'd stuff up the game. (But never the Save Game!) |
Alastor the Stylish
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Originally posted by Trapster
If you catch Missingno and then use a rare candy on him, he
UnsurpassedDarkness
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In the GBA Zelda: A Link to the Past, every time you throw a pot into a pit, it makes the breaking sound |
Ran-chan
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If you catch Missingno and then use a rare candy on him, he |
windwaker
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Originally posted by Ailure
Originally posted by windwaker
The other being the infamous Missingno bug
I loved that bug  , don't know how it could have possibly destroyed a ROM .
Eh, I thought it only could destroy the save RAM. Which can be fatal if it's screwed up in a strange way. 
Newer Pok
HyperLamer
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What I meant about the games being destroyed was that they use an MBC1 memory controller, which seems to be very weak (I've had about 5 of them blow already), and a glitch such as this could end up burning it out.
BTW thanks for the name info. If only it had been several years earlier.  (BTW, the move was 'TM44'; it did act like Selfdestruct but then the game crashed and erased the saved file.) |
Emptyeye
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Originally posted by Ok Impala!
Ok!
Anyone remember that strange bug in Zelda II? There is one town later on in the game, you have to go through some mountain stage to get there (don't remember the name). Now, walk to the second part of the town. Then, change yourself into a fairy and fly high in the sky. Now keep flying to the left. You'll see a part of a door in the sky, enter and you'll fall down like if you'd fall into a pit. You'll be in the town again, but the whole world be glitchy from now on, with strange people saying strange things and grass being water and that kinda stuff...
Ailure
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Originally posted by windwaker
The other being the infamous Missingno bug
I loved that bug , don't know how it could have possibly destroyed a ROM .
Eh, I thought it only could destroy the save RAM. Which can be fatal if it's screwed up in a strange way.
Newer Pok |
Ok Impala!
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Ok!
Anyone remember that strange bug in Zelda II? There is one town later on in the game, you have to go through some mountain stage to get there (don't remember the name). Now, walk to the second part of the town. Then, change yourself into a fairy and fly high in the sky. Now keep flying to the left. You'll see a part of a door in the sky, enter and you'll fall down like if you'd fall into a pit. You'll be in the town again, but the whole world be glitchy from now on, with strange people saying strange things and grass being water and that kinda stuff... |
UnsurpassedDarkness
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Originally posted by Davis
Originally posted by UnsurpassedDarkness
Then why is their a door in there?
Eh? The door is the same door that's on the "true" side. It can be activated from both sides, y'see.
I don |
windwaker
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The other being the infamous Missingno bug
I loved that bug , don't know how it could have possibly destroyed a ROM . |
Alastor the Stylish
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Originally posted by UnsurpassedDarkness
Then why is their a door in there?
Eh? The door is the same door that's on the "true" side. It can be activated from both sides, y'see. |
UnsurpassedDarkness
Posts: 83/746 |
Originally posted by HyperHacker
Mario 64 Black Room Of Death
Just some bad collision detection. The purpose of that room is so that when you open the door, you see blackness instead of water and the walls of the castle (as the castle on the outside map is actually hollow). There's some other collision detection bugs on the roof too. You can walk through the back flagpole things, and if you go as far as possible to the back right corner, hang off, and climb back up, you go through the invisible barrier and end up out of bounds, at which point the game removes your hat and kills you. Also the reason you can get out is that there's just no hit detection on that side of the wall. The real question is why there IS any on the one outside.
Then why is their a door in there?
Using a GS, I found one glitched pok |
Alastor the Stylish
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Mweheheh... Dammit, ethical problem. I want to beat the everliving hell out of this cheater I know later on but is it really worth it to get lots of Mewtwos and rare candy them to level 255? |
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