Top 100 Creepiest Video Game Glitches of All Time

The top 100 creepiest video game glitches of all time.

Posted By | On 21st, Jul. 2013

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28. Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic Conversation Glitch

The glitch here is that when you reach the final boss (Malak and you beat him and go into the conversation screen afterwards your character suddenly dies.


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