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A Glitch is a mistake in a game's coding. Zelda games can be filled with glitches that some players learn how to exploit to make the games easier to complete. Some of the notable glitches are the wall-clipping in A Link to the Past, the Ocarina items in Ocarina of Time, and the storage glitch in The Wind Waker.
- A Link to the Past Glitches
- Ocarina of Time Glitches
- Twilight Princess Glitches
- Skyward Sword Glitches
- Breath of the Wild Glitches
Gallery
Link performing the Ocarina items glitch
Link performing the Super Swim glitch
