MikeyTaylorGaming is a channel devoted to explaining video game glitches and how to activate them, so it’s no surprise that the creator has released this video on Zelda II: The Adventure Of Link and some of its glitches. In the video, he shows you how to activate them step by step so that you can…
It is kind of funny that after decades of video games evolving, using newer, fancier technology, and gaining more and more skiled developers, you still cannot find a single game that lacks at least a few major glitches. Zelda is no different, of course. Whether you are speedrunning, beta testing, or just looking for a fun in-game exploit to laugh at, there are some awesome and, sometimes, hilariously ridiculous glitches found all throughout the Zelda series, and some are more…
One interesting yet entertaining subset of practices in the video game world is glitching. While fans have a take it or leave it approach with glitched world record speed runs, it’s undeniable that glitching can be a lot of fun. While gamers have been discovering game glitches for over 30 years, it’s been a long time since we had a nice look at Link’s Awakening, which can be beat in under 10 minutes thanks to glitching. Son of a Glitch, a YouTube channel dedicated to showing off all the various glitches in different games, decided to take on Link’s Awakening (both the DX and original version) to show off a copious amount of glitches. Better yet, he explains exactly how to do them for yourself!
Some of my favorites include taking the chain chomp with you the entire game, obtaining an invisible shield, wall walking, and yes… the moon walk. Have a watch and tell me what your favorite glitch from this game is!
For those unaware, there exists a glitch in Hyrule Warriors that will instantly reward you with the maximum amount of rupees that can be held at any one time. This is a very interesting glitch that many players want to take advantage of, because, as you may or may not be aware, you can level up all your characters to the max level of your highest level character simply by paying rupees. This can get extremely expensive, especially as they have been consistently releasing new characters along the way…
One of the most interesting aspects of any game release is glitches, especially in a remake where folks wonder if prior glitches are possible and what new glitches are suddenly made available. This time around, a few glitches have already been discovered, with one of them being extremely useful. Did you know a glitch exists that allows you to not only play as Fierce Deity Link before you have all the masks, but be able to do so anywhere in Termina? It’s all possible thanks to glitches. GameChap goes on to explain how to perform that glitch and a few others, which can make your journey through…
A lot of video games have a tendency of glitching out on us, whether we purposely try to get them to or not. When they do, it either causes them to break down or let us do things we normally wouldn’t be able to. This happen to some more than others, but it’s definitely more common with games from older consoles. This is especially true with those released for the Nintendo 64, and just like Ocarina of Time, Majora’s Mask is no exception…
A Link Between Worlds is the latest original Zelda game that is part of the main series to hit the market, so naturally a lot of the glitches for it are not nearly as well known as some of the older titles. We make a habit of covering some nifty glitches we haven’t covered before, even if they aren’t new. Not everyone is aware they exist and sometimes you just want to try something new for yourself. This glitch in particular isn’t new in that it was recently discovered, but I found it’s not actually that well known outside of the speedrunning community…
Glitches are nothing new in the Zelda series, and glitches for old school games are generally well documented. The glitch we’re posting about today is a rather common glitch in many different games, but how to execute it perfectly varies game to game. This particular glitch is interesting because how the game itself was coded, allowing you to skip all the way to the Triforce at the end very shortly into the experience. AurumDude from “What a Glitch!” shows us exactly how to perform this glitch and talks about his own sub 4 minute completion times. Check it out…
A while back, we featured a video by A+ Start on YouTube in their Son of a Glitch series, which showed off several fun and useful glitches in The Wind Waker HD. Now, in the next episode, the Gamecube version is covered with 25 glitches that you yourself can try! Check out the video after the jump!
Calling all avid speedrunners! The YouTube show Son of a Glitch, a series showcasing several glitches from a variety of games, has made an episode about The Wind Waker, and there is a lot to see. The Wind Waker, both the Gamecube version and the modern HD version, is filled with glitches usable simply for fun or for speedrunning purposes, so there are a lot to cover. This episode will cover ones from the Wii U game. Check out the…
