15 Gameplay Glitches That Actually Became Features In Video Games

It's not a bug. It's a feature.

Posted By | On 18th, Nov. 2016

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Super Mario Bros. Wall Jumping

In the original Super Mario Bros. you could jump off a wall if timed the jump correctly. This would enable you to jump higher and further. This was a glitch though, and the developers never intended this to remain in the game. But once they found out how much players enjoyed the bug, they decided to leave it in for future titles.


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