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It makes me wonder what other glitches can still be found in games.

From the chat: "Trying to navigate an entirely new room from memory."

That shit's pretty funny. I smell trivia.

EDIT: Found his own reaction video http://www.twitch.tv/tokyoboi808/c/5055929

And people wonder how glitches are found. This is the answer.

It's Ocarina of Time. The most broken game ever. TokyoBoi has a good guide on doing any% too.

(09-03-2014, 03:04 PM)BumblebeeCody Wrote: [ -> ]It's Ocarina of Time. The most broken game ever. TokyoBoi has a good guide on doing any% too.

Your thinking of Mario 64. OoT does have a glitch where you can beat the game in 10 minutes, but Mario 64 has a glitch for almost every star and a glitch to get to the final boss in 5 minutes.

Still, both games I can't watch any more due to no one on Twitch playing them the right way. It's all about finding speed runing glitches now, which was fun the first few times, but now is old and I want 80% of them to stop.

That was hilarious, especially the parts where he runs around in circles thinking he is back on track. Not surprising though more glitches get found out it's like when people found out the name entry glitch in Super Smash Bros Melee 8 years after the game was released.

The most broken game ever is still Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly. Reach the final boss within 30 seconds of starting by just falling through the floor.
But that video had me laughing my head off.