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*The most famous Mario glitches are the [[Minus World]] on [[Super Mario Bros.]] and the [[List of glitches in Super Mario 64#Reverse Long Jump|Reverse Long Jump]] on [[Super Mario 64]].
*The most famous Mario glitches are the [[Minus World]] on [[Super Mario Bros.]] and the [[List of glitches in Super Mario 64#Reverse Long Jump|Reverse Long Jump]] on [[Super Mario 64]].


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A glitch in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins.
An example of one of the many glitches, this one from Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins.

A Glitch is an unusual feature of any video game that is not usually discovered until the game is played. They range from characters falling through the floor to the game crashing. Most glitches are caused by programming errors within the game's coding. An example of a well-known glitch is the Minus World from Super Mario Bros.

When glitches occur, either something unusual will happen (such as Mario being able to walk underwater, a glitch in Super Mario Sunshine and Super Mario 64 DS) or the screen will freeze and sometimes some random pixels and object tiles will appear. Some glitches are caused by damaged game media, even if there are no errors in the game's programming. Some only activate when the player presses a certain sequence of button commands. Also, as seen in Super Mario 64, if a player is to tilt the game cartridge itself, Mario's limbs will be dislocated and he will sink into the ground. Other glitches, such as the aforementioned Minus World, can actually create new levels occasionally made randomly and haphazardly and others allow players to guide their character off-screen. Sometimes glitches grant access to slapdash areas (sometimes composed of many garbled symbols) and unused parts of stages.

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